市场消息：白宫加密货币峰会预计不会宣布减免资本利得税

Odaily reported that according to market information, the White House cryptocurrency summit is not expected to announce a capital gains tax cut.

Market News: White House Cryptocurrency Summit Not Expected to Announce Capital Gains Tax Exemptions

Odaily Odaily News reports that U.S. President Trump will host his first <Dai> cryptocurrency summit at the White House this Friday. However, some analysts point out that this may not be enough to boost the price of <Dai>. Alex Tapscott, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager of Canadian alternative investment firm Ninepoint Partners, said: "I think over time the market will start to discount Trump's statements. Frankly, I don't think Trump or anyone else needs to keep making major statements. What they need to do is focus on the hard work of developing a policy framework that will allow this industry to thrive in the U.S. I don't know if they will announce anything related to that at this meeting." (morningstar)

Trump's statement is discounted by the market, and the crypto summit may not be enough to boost Bitcoin prices

Odaily reported that according to Fox Business reporter Charles Gasparino, sources have revealed that the White House is preparing to further clarify its so-called "strategic cryptocurrency reserve" plan, which is expected to be released later today or tomorrow. Gasparino speculates that this clarification may focus on the funding mechanism, namely the potential obstacles to using taxpayer funds to purchase digital currencies (which would likely require congressional approval, but is almost impossible to achieve). He pointed out that possible solutions include: 1. Using confiscated cryptocurrencies for the reserve (reportedly 200,000 Bitcoins have been seized from criminals); 2. Adopting a sovereign wealth fund model to provide funding for the purchase of cryptocurrencies (a proposal previously made by former CFTC chairman Chris Giancarlo). Gasparino emphasized that the event is still evolving and may change.

Fox reporter: The White House intends to further clarify the "Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve" plan, which may clarify the source of funds

Odaily reports that QCP Capital analysts point out that this week may be a historic milestone, as the White House will hold the first-ever cryptocurrency summit, but there are no specific executive orders, funding commitments or Congressional support, and the market remains in a wait-and-see mode. Cryptocurrency investors may view the summit as an asymmetric event, whether it will be an unexpected catalyst for a price surge or reveal the fragility of cryptocurrencies and trigger a deeper sell-off, remains to be seen. (<The block>)

Market News: White House Cryptocurrency Summit Not Expected to Announce Capital Gains Tax Exemptions

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