Trump to Include XRP, SOL, and ADA in the US Crypto Reserve
President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA) would be part of the US crypto reserve.
Derar Hadri 
President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA) would be part of the US crypto reserve. This statement follows his recent executive order establishing a working group dedicated to digital assets.
The working group is responsible for assessing the feasibility of a national digital asset reserve and developing clear regulations for the crypto industry. While the executive order did not initially specify which digital assets would be included, Trump has now confirmed the selection of XRP, SOL, and ADA.
This initiative is a direct response to what Trump has described as hostile actions by the Biden administration toward the crypto sector. The proposed crypto reserve aims to strengthen the digital asset industry in the United States and position the country as a leader in blockchain innovation.
Prior to his inauguration, reports indicated that Trump was open to establishing a strategic crypto reserve, featuring US-based digital assets like XRP, SOL, and USD Coin (USDC). While some industry insiders have expressed concerns about the reserve potentially challenging Bitcoin’s market dominance, the move has generated significant optimism about its potential to boost the broader crypto ecosystem.
To further discuss the future of digital assets, President Trump will host the inaugural White House Crypto Summit next Friday. The event will bring together industry leaders, CEOs, and investors, with David Sacks, the AI & Crypto Czar, and Bo Hines, the Executive Director, leading the discussions.
