Prominent figures in the crypto world are gearing up for an exclusive gathering at the White House Crypto Summit scheduled for March 7. Michael Saylor, known for his involvement in MicroStrategy, will be in attendance alongside other industry leaders such as Paradigm’s Matt Huang, Bitcoin Magazine’s David Bailey, and Exodus CEO JP Richardson.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has hinted at his presence in Washington, D.C., but his participation remains uncertain due to the invite-only reception following the Summit.

The highly anticipated Crypto Summit, spearheaded by President Trump, has sparked speculation within the crypto community about potential policy shifts concerning taxes and token acquisitions. Amidst the buzz, questions abound regarding the event's guest list and the dynamics of the invitation-only post-Summit reception, set to take place nearby the White House.

While Garlinghouse's potential appearance hangs in the balance, other confirmed attendees include Saylor and notable leaders representing various crypto entities. The Summit could shed light on the establishment of a US Crypto Reserve, an initiative recently introduced by Trump, which has already impacted the market value of select US-based cryptoassets.

As the Summit approaches, all eyes are on the evolving guest list and the implications of Trump's crypto policies, particularly in the wake of mixed reactions and uncertainties surrounding Congress's stance on the proposed Crypto Reserve. The event's timing in conjunction with other market-influencing factors adds an element of unpredictability to the high-stakes gathering.