Bo Hines, executive director of the White House President’s Council of Advisers on Digital Assets, revealed that the Trump administration will unveil the architecture of its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve “in short order,” adding fresh detail to a policy that has so far existed largely as a one-page executive order and a handful of high-level talking points.
“We’re at the stage now where the heavy demolition of bad rules is 80-to-90 percent complete,” Hines said, referring to what he calls the administration’s three-phase strategy: demolition of “blue-tape” over-regulation, construction of statutory clarity, and implementation across traditional finance.
Codifying the reserve in law remains the administration’s stated goal, but Hines suggested the White House has bought itself “a little bit of time” by anchoring policy in the executive order. The legislative priority stack remains stable-coin rules first, broad market-structure second, and reserve authorization third. “Providing the clear regulatory framework more generally … gives us the momentum we need to enshrine the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve into law,” he argued.
At press time, BTC traded at $105,388.
