Democrat Senators reiterated their call for hearings on Trump ' s encrypted assets and for attention to their national security implications. The Senators noted that in the 2025 financial disclosure, Trump had reported about $1.4 billion in proceeds related to its encrypted currency and other projects, raising concerns about Congress ' s move forward with digital asset legislation. Senator Elizabeth Warren and others stressed that the encryption of Trump could create potential conflicts of interest.
At the same time, Congress will consider the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to establish a regulatory framework for the United States encryption market. Despite the Republican majority in the Senate, the Democratic Party continues to seek hearings to facilitate the vetting of Trump's encrypted assets.
In addition, the Federal Reserve bill prohibiting the issuance of a central bank digital currency will enter into force automatically without the signature of Trump, further affecting the development of encrypted monetary policy.