US Democrats push back on digital asset bills with ‘anti-crypto corruption week’
2025-07-11 21:05:35
Main Idea
US House Republicans are advancing three digital asset bills during 'crypto week,' but Democratic leaders oppose them, citing concerns over corruption and regulatory gaps.
Key Points
1. House Republicans announced 'crypto week' to consider three digital asset bills, including the GENIUS Act, Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, and CLARITY Act.
2. Democratic leaders, including Stephen Lynch and Maxine Waters, oppose the bills, arguing they enable corruption and lack sufficient regulatory safeguards.
3. The GENIUS Act, which regulates stablecoins, has passed in the Senate, while the CLARITY Act aims to establish a digital asset market structure.
4. White House crypto adviser Bo Hines expects the GENIUS Act to pass without amendments, but market structure legislation may shift focus to the Senate.
5. A market structure bill would clarify regulatory roles for the SEC and CFTC over digital assets, with House Republicans pushing for faster adoption.
Description
House Republicans announced a "crypto week" to consider three digital asset bills starting on Monday, but Democratic leaders are pushing back.
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