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What Crypto Week in Congress Means for Stablecoins, CBDCs and Market Rules

UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – The U.S. House aims to regulate stablecoins and digital asset markets while banning a central bank digital currency, with bipartisan support for key bills this week.

  • From July 14 to 18, the U.S. House of Representatives plans to vote on three major crypto bills during 'Crypto Week,' shaping the industry’s future.
  • With blockchain’s rapid anti-fraud capabilities highlighting finance-law gaps and some officials’ crypto ties drawing ethical scrutiny, lawmakers drive Crypto Week legislation.
  • Crisil Coalition Greenwich analyst David Easthope reports the crypto market is shifting toward institutional-grade venues, with a hearing on crypto tax policy scheduled for July 16 and bipartisan support emerging.
  • If approved by the House next week, the GENIUS Act could become law within weeks, while the CLARITY Act may reach the White House before Christmas.
  • More broadly, the U.S. has a pivotal opportunity to shape global crypto norms by passing key legislation next week, asserting leadership in digital asset regulation.
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What Crypto Week in Congress Means for Stablecoins, CBDCs and Market Rules

On deck: Stablecoin, market structure and central bank digital currency bills.

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