Now last week, some of you probably remember all the talk was about the US Government’s first-ever Crypto Summit💰.
We were all very excited because President Trump specifically mentioned many coins that would be included.

Well, you can forget all that because… he didn’t actually mean it 🤡.
Only Bitcoin was included—whoops.

So XRP, ADA, and SOL, which were initially meant to be included, fell hard 📉 
In fact, even BTC tumbled hard, and it was the one in the damn thing! 😅

It has now been coined a ‘nothing burger’ 🍔 by many online, which is a scientific phrase for a burger that contains no ingredients of any kind.

But why?
What actually happened at the summit?
And what happens now?

Great questions! Get comfy.

Just quickly, if you’re new here and don’t know what’s going on, here’s some context:

The hype was through the roof leading up to Trump’s Crypto Summit. People were expecting a game-changing meeting—a full U.S. crypto reserve, stacked with altcoins, and a policy shift that would send prices to the stratosphere 📈

Instead?
 
We basically just got a bunch of dudes looking like a corporate Last Supper, talking stablecoin regulation talks 💵⚖️ and some vague promises of less regulatory hostility 💤.

Not exactly the face-melting takeoff that many (us included) were expecting and hoping for.

“But prices moved a little, right?”

Yeah, they did!
They went down! 📉😬

So What Actually Happened?

According to sources and footage from the event, David Sacks led the show 🎤

He’s been called the Crypto Czar 👑—the new guy in town responsible for all things crypto. Everyone was really excited he’d drop some really cool news but instead… he didn’t 😐

Basically, everyone was waiting for the moment they’d officially announce the crypto reserve 🏦 and outline exactly what was in it—because, you know… they said they would? 

There’s even a post from Trump to his Truth Social telling us exactly what was going to be included.

But instead, David Sacks said (not an actual quote)
“Oh no, those are just examples of what we could put in there.
We aren’t putting them in there.”

Instead of bold, exciting moves, they said they would release new legislation by August, “promise” 🙃

Then, when everyone realized this wasn’t what they had been told it would be, everything dropped 📉

Instead, the US government is going to use all the BTC (about 200,000 🏴‍☠️) they seized from crime groups and call that their ‘Bitcoin Reserve’ ⚖️💰

They haven’t bought anything new—they just kind of renamed it 🤷.

And what happens now?

It depends how you look at it, but in the short term, this really only seems to affect BTC holders

For everyone else, it’s a massive letdown 🥲

Some positives—again, pretty Bitcoin-specific—include:

 Other countries might follow suit and hold BTC as a reserve asset 🌎🏦
 Institutions could feel more comfortable jumping into crypto 💼💡
 It could legitimize Bitcoin as “digital gold” 🏆🔶

But you could be like Vincent Chok, CEO of First Digital, who thought it was a really exciting step forward. He said:

"This move could accelerate national crypto stockpiles, push institutions on-chain, and bring more liquidity to the market."

For now, everyone is kind of just licking their wounds 🩹, WHAT A LET DOWN!

TL;DR:

  • The US Crypto Summit was way less exciting than we hoped 🥱

  • Only BTC will be included in the strategic reserve 🏦🟠

  • Everyone feels really let down 😤

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