Executive Order 14178 sets a federal digital-asset policy and creates a presidential working group
Regulation · · Ketju Research
This entry records an official signal, such as a speech or a statement. It does not change the law.
What changed
The President revoked the prior digital-assets executive order, barred agencies from taking action to establish or promote a U.S. central bank digital currency, and created a working group to recommend a federal digital-asset framework. The order directs executive-branch policy but does not itself authorize an adviser product or override statutes and independent-agency rules.
Who it affects
- Federal financial regulators and executive departments
- Advisers, clients, issuers, custodians, and trading venues monitoring policy direction
What is still open
- Which recommendations will be implemented by rule, order, guidance, or legislation
- How independent agencies will act within their statutory mandates
What it means for an advisor
- Treat the order as a policy and timing signal
- Map later agency actions back to the order without assuming immediate workflow permission
Previous interpretation
Executive Order 14067 supplied the prior government-wide digital-assets policy framework.
Sources
- Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology · President of the United States ·
Version 1, published . Educational analysis, not legal advice.