The U.S. Presidential Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, led by Crypto and AI tsar David Sacks, has released a comprehensive 160-page policy report outlining a coordinated federal strategy for digital assets. The report emphasizes the need for regulatory clarity and structured pathways for innovation in the digital asset sector. Concurrently, the White House issued a report on digital assets, with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair stating that most crypto assets are not securities, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is advancing efforts to regulate the spot market. In a related development, Patrick Witt has been appointed Executive Director of the President's Council of Advisors for Digital Assets. Additionally, a new executive order will allow approximately 90 million Americans to invest their retirement savings, including 401(k) funds, into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, potentially impacting a $9 trillion market segment. The U.S. President also announced plans to sign the Bitcoin Crypto Market Structure Bill, signaling further federal engagement in the regulation and development of digital asset markets.