Trump in Davos Outlines Crypto and Economic Priorities
Trump in Davos Outlines Crypto and Economic Priorities
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump presented a set of priorities linking crypto policy, macroeconomic performance and technology infrastructure.
Regulation and the CLARITY Act
Trump said that Congress is working on the CLARITY Act, a law intended to structure the US cryptocurrency market framework and oversight mechanisms.
He expressed expectations for the bill’s timely passage, arguing that clear rules will benefit market participants and institutional adoption across the United States.
Macroeconomic assessment
The president asserted victory over inflation and highlighted an acceleration in US economic growth, framing this as supportive for risk assets including cryptocurrencies.
According to his remarks, a stronger domestic economy will boost investor confidence and capital inflows into innovative sectors and digital finance.
US financial leadership and trade
Trump linked American economic expansion to global growth and emphasized the role of the United States as a capital hub for international markets and investment flows.
He also noted that lower trade deficits and tariff policies strengthen the dollar and the country’s position within the global financial system.
Energy, AI and digital infrastructure
The president pointed to inexpensive energy and US leadership in AI as foundational for data centers, mining operations and broader digital infrastructure projects.
He argued that these advantages will support the development of computing capacity and secure domestic supply chains for emerging technologies.
Geopolitics and crypto policy
Trump confirmed ongoing negotiations related to Ukraine and warned about rising global risks, describing geopolitical tensions as a factor for market volatility.
He added that cryptocurrency policy is becoming an element of strategic competition, and that the United States aims to limit China influence in this sector through regulatory and policy measures.

