Donald Trump is set to make his first appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos in six years, underscoring a significant U.S. presence with the largest delegation in the forum's history. This year's event, which includes the return of the U.S. Pavilion, is expected to focus on infrastructure-level decision-making, with a record number of political leaders and corporate CEOs in attendance. Trump's participation signals a strategic move to influence discussions on technology, policy, and digital finance. Meanwhile, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has taken a stand against a proposed cryptocurrency bill, highlighting a shift in the industry's regulatory expectations. Armstrong argues that the bill favors large companies and centralization, potentially stifling innovation and increasing compliance burdens without providing clarity. His stance reflects a broader maturation of the cryptocurrency sector, emphasizing the need for scientifically rigorous regulation as digital assets become integral to financial infrastructure.