Executive Order

On November 3, 2025, it seems that the U.S. Marshall Service, at the direction of the Department of Justice, used Coinbase Prime to liquidate the bitcoin that the Samourai developers forfeited as part of their plea deal, likely violating President Trump’s mandate to keep such bitcoin in the United States Strategy Bitcoin Reserve.

House Republicans are pressing the SEC to quickly implement Trump’s new executive order that could open 401(k) retirement plans to bitcoin and other alternative assets.

Bitcoin price jumped to $116,000 following news that President Trump will sign an executive order allowing Bitcoin and crypto in 401(k) retirement accounts, potentially unlocking access to $12.5 trillion in retirement savings.

President Trump’s new executive order embraces Bitcoin and open blockchain technologies, bans Central Bank Digital Currencies, and revokes prior restrictive regulations—signaling a landmark policy shift toward fostering responsible innovation and financial freedom in the United States.

Following U.S. President Biden’s executive order, the White House published a framework for CBDC development and strict regulation of the ecosystem.

The Biden administration is reportedly crafting policies intended to lower energy consumption and emissions from bitcoin mining.

The recent executive order offers insight into the United States government’s view of Bitcoin and how they intend to become an international leader.

The governor of California signed an executive order to drive innovation for bitcoin and other cryptocurrency-based businesses with transparent regulation.

Investment giant Fidelity will reportedly enable its 23,000 business clients to offer Bitcoin accounts for their workers’ 401(k)s later this year.

While the executive order didn’t directly challenge Bitcoin, the language of the order hints at future threats that may come.