Trump Unveils Gold Card Immigration Program with Residency Benefits

On September 19, 2025, President Donald Trump launched the Trump Gold Card immigration program, offering three tiers of residency options through substantial financial contributions.

This program’s initiation replaces the previous EB-5 investment program, affecting U.S. immigration policy without official links to cryptocurrency payments or market impacts.

Official sources confirm there is currently no crypto link to any card type. Market responses remain muted, with no major industry figures commenting publicly. The program’s reception is monitored, though initial government reactions focus on potential fiscal gains.

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“President Donald J. Trump Launches the Gold Card Program” – Donald J. Trump

Comparative Analysis with EB-5 and Market Projections

Did you know? The previous EB-5 program, similar in goal to the Gold Card initiative, influenced segments of stablecoin flows, though no direct crypto tie-in currently exists for the new Gold Card program.

Coincu analysts note the Gold Card’s debut signals a shift in U.S. immigration tactics, potentially reshaping financial flows. However, its lack of a crypto payment channel leaves blockchain impacts uncertain. Historical data of similar policy shifts suggest nuanced investment responses.

Experts are tracking changes in investment flows as potential ripple effects through related markets. With no comments from major industry figures, initial government reactions have focused on potential fiscal gains.