President Donald Trump to deliver remarks on U.S. tech innovation at White House event with crypto CEOs

President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks Wednesday afternoon from the White House on strengthening U.S. innovation and maintaining U.S. dominance in technology, according to The Hill. The report says the event will bring together chief executive officers from several crypto companies, including Ripple and Coinbase, alongside other industry leaders.

The Hill reported that the gathering is being viewed as a kickoff for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission Innovation Advisory Committee. The CFTC advisory body, as described in the report, is expected to focus on how the agency engages with innovation-related issues across markets, including questions involving digital-asset activity and related trading infrastructure.

The planned remarks would position the White House and the Trump administration at the center of a policy conversation that spans financial regulation and technology development. If the event proceeds as described, the participation of major crypto firms suggests that questions about market structure, compliance expectations, and regulatory clarity are likely to be part of the public-facing agenda.

For the crypto companies named in the report, the opportunity to attend a White House event centered on innovation could provide a venue for indicating priorities to federal regulators. It also underscores that digital-asset oversight remains tightly linked to broader federal efforts on technology competitiveness and market modernization.

A key procedural detail is that, based on the material available for this article, there is no confirmed official transcript or Federal Register action establishing what specific regulatory steps, if any, are associated with the remarks. Any claims about formal committee launches, mandates, or changes to enforcement or rulemaking would require official confirmation from the White House, the CFTC, or the Federal Register.

Any related CFTC developments would likely depend on whether the Innovation Advisory Committee is already established or is being formally convened, and what its scope and charter are. The next practical step for the public will be to review official announcements from the CFTC and any White House event materials that specify the committee’s role and schedule.