Donald Trump Will Consider XRP, Solana, USDC As Strategic Reserves

Donald Trump is ready to bring cryptocurrencies like XRP, Solana, and USDC into the strategic reserves of the United States. This idea is based on discussions currently taking place within his team about creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve. As Trump prepares to take office on January 20, the cryptocurrency industry is closely monitoring his initial executive orders, expected to be beneficial for cryptocurrencies. A report from the New York Post reveals that Trump's team has plans to issue executive orders supporting cryptocurrencies, including retaining the controversial SAB 21 cryptocurrency accounting policy. A key proposal is to create an "Amrica-first" strategic reserve fund, prioritizing U.S.-based cryptocurrencies such as XRP, Solana, and USC. Recently, Trump met with Ripple CEO Brad Gralinghouse and other crypto leaders at Mar-a-Lago to discuss these ideas. However, some people in the cryptocurrency community are concerned that the focus on these alternative coins could divert attention away from Bitcoin. Many want Trump to prioritize Bitcoin and establish a Bitcoin reserve fund strategy by early 2025. Despite the differences, the industry sees Trump's plan as a potential start for the "golden age of cryptocurrencies". The cryptocurrency industry is optimistic that President-elect Donald Trump will issue executive orders in support of cryptocurrencies on his first day in office, January 20. There are also high expectations for significant regulatory changes under the new leadership of the SEC, possibly under the leadership of Paul Atkins. The main focus is the ability to resolve the Ripple lawsuit, which could pave the way for immediate XRP ETF. Trump also plans to repeal the controversial SAB 121 accounting rule, allowing US banks to collaborate more closely with cryptocurrency companies. Frank Chaparro, an early Bitcoin investor and financial analyst, said, "The whole market is relieved... we have a major shift in the approach and tone of the government and regulatory agencies. This means that banks will be able to touch cryptocurrencies — for the past four years, they have been told that they couldn't." AI and Crypto tycoon David Sacks will host the first Crypto Ball in Washington, DC, to kick off inauguration week. The event celebrates the anticipated changes in the cryptocurrency landscape under Trump's leadership. DYOR! #Write2Earn #XRPHits3 $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)