The U.S. House will review three major crypto bills during Crypto Week, signaling a pivotal shift in digital asset regulation.
GENIUS, CLARITY, and Anti-CBDC Acts aim to define stablecoin rules, reduce DeFi scrutiny, and block state-issued CBDCs.
Regulatory clarity and rising institutional adoption mark a new era for crypto, with over $40B flowing into Bitcoin ETFs and IPOs rising.
The United States is entering a new chapter in crypto regulation. Starting July 14, the House will host “Crypto Week,”. Lawmakers are set to review three crucial bills: the CLARITY Act, the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, and the GENIUS Act. Together, they form the most comprehensive digital asset framework the U.S. has seen. These bills aim to provide legal clarity, limit CBDCs, and foster stablecoin innovation.
Three Pivotal Crypto Bills Take Center Stage
The GENIUS Act recently cleared the Senate. It establishes a dual federal–state licensing system for stablecoin issuers. It also mandates 1:1 reserve backing and strict audit standards. Notably, it excludes any central bank digital currency (CBDC), aligning with rising opposition to state-issued tokens.
Additionally, the CLARITY Act offers a 236-page breakdown of how various crypto assets should be treated. It proposes clear roles for the SEC and CFTC. The SEC will regulate centralized digital securities, while the CFTC will handle decentralized, commodity-like tokens. Moreover, DeFi platforms and wallet providers will face reduced scrutiny. This bill also sets new reporting and custody standards.
Besides those two, the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act seeks to ban the creation of a U.S. CBDC. Instead, it supports a stablecoin ecosystem led by private entities.
Wider Signals of Regulatory Shift
The FIT21 and STABLE Acts are also gaining momentum. These bills support dual-agency oversight and strong consumer protections. Furthermore, regulatory coordination between the SEC and CFTC is improving. This could reduce confusion and regulatory overlap.
Market activity mirrors this positive trend. Over $40 billion has flowed into spot Bitcoin ETFs. Meanwhile, Coinbase was added to the S&P 500. Circle has filed for an IPO, and the DOJ recently disbanded its crypto task force. These developments show increasing normalization of the sector.
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