The House is preparing votes on stablecoin and crypto market rules during a five-day legislative period labeled as Crypto Week.
The GENIUS Act has Senate approval and is expected to become the first federal stablecoin law once passed by the House.
The Clarity Act and Anti-CBDC bill address broader digital asset oversight and limit government-backed digital currencies.
The US House of Representatives will begin voting on three major cryptocurrency bills during a focused legislative session called “Crypto Week,” scheduled from July 14 to July 18. One of the key bills, the GENIUS Act, aims to establish a federal framework for stablecoins and is expected to reach President Donald Trump’s desk by July 18.
Lawmakers from both parties appear prepared to support the legislation, which includes the GENIUS Act, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act. The House Rules Committee will meet on Monday at 4:00 p.m. Eastern to review all three bills individually. A previous plan to merge the stablecoin and market structure bills was dropped to allow separate votes.
GENIUS Act Could Become First Federal Crypto Law
The GENIUS Act has already passed the Senate. If the House approves it, the bill will head directly to the President. This would mark the first time the United States enacts a major law specifically for stablecoins. Trump aides have reportedly aimed to deliver a stablecoin framework since February.
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The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act outlines how cryptocurrency assets will be regulated across federal agencies. The bill passed the House Agriculture Committee by 47–6 and the Financial Services Committee by 32–19. It assigns responsibilities between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Anti-CBDC Bill Bars Central Bank Digital Currency
The Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act seeks to block the creation or launch of a US central bank digital currency. The House previously approved a similar version in 2024. Lawmakers pushing for the bill cite concerns about financial surveillance and privacy.
Some House Democrats have criticized the timing and contents of the bills. Representatives Stephen Lynch and Maxine Waters raised ethical concerns over President Trump’s crypto ties, suggesting that the proposed measures could create conflicts of interest.
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