A White House cryptocurrency report unveiled Wednesday offers the first detailed framework for regulators and legislators to execute President Donald Trump's pledge to bolster the American digital assets landscape -- but omits any new details on a controversial plan to develop a federal digital asset stockpile.

A cryptocurrency working group formed by President Donald Trump is set to release a report on Wednesday that is expected to outline the administration's stances on tokenization and market-defining crypto legislation,

CFTC acting chair Caroline Pham will work with SEC Chair Paul Atkins on the White House’s recommendations on crypto, which the regulator called a “crypto sprint.”