President Donald Trump reaffirmed his support for the cryptocurrency industry, declaring that “digital assets are the future, and our nation is going to own it.” In separate remarks posted late Wednesday, Trump added that the United States will “show the world how to win with digital assets like never before,” underscoring the administration’s intention to position the country at the forefront of blockchain-based finance. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent struck a similarly upbeat tone, calling Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies “the most significant phenomenon in the world right now.” Bessent said recent projections put the potential size of the stablecoin market at about $3.7 trillion by the end of the decade, highlighting the scale of opportunity officials believe digital money could unlock. The comments arrive as Congress advances the GENIUS Act, the first federal framework for regulating stablecoins. The bipartisan measure, which cleared the Senate earlier this week with White House backing, aims to integrate dollar-pegged tokens into the broader financial system and, according to supporters, could strengthen the dollar’s dominance by making it a friction-free digital export.