Crypto Week in Congress: A Defining Moment for U.S. Digital Asset Policy
From July 14 to 18, the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on three key pieces of legislation that could lay the foundation for comprehensive crypto regulation in the United States. Dubbed “Crypto Week,” this moment may mark a historic turning point in how the country defines, monitors, and integrates digital assets into its financial system.
1. CLARITY Act
This bill aims to formally establish the jurisdiction of the SEC and CFTC over digital assets. By providing a clearer distinction between securities and commodities, the CLARITY Act could help resolve long-standing regulatory uncertainty—particularly for token issuers and exchanges.
2. GENIUS Act
Already passed in the Senate, this act introduces a federal framework for stablecoin issuance and oversight. With stablecoins playing a growing role in payments and liquidity, the GENIUS Act could bring much-needed standards for transparency, backing, and risk management.
3. Anti-CBDC Act
This bill seeks to prohibit the creation of a U.S. central bank digital currency. Supporters argue a CBDC could infringe on financial privacy and give too much power to the federal government, while critics view this move as a step backward in monetary innovation.
If passed, these bills could shape the future of crypto regulation in the U.S.—with broad implications for innovation, investment, and global competitiveness. For developers, investors, and institutions, clearer rules could lower risk and unlock new growth.
What are your expectations for Crypto Week? Will this be the start of meaningful regulation—or another delay in the U.S. catching up to global crypto policy leadership?