U.S. House of Representatives legislators have officially announced the week of July 14th, 2025, as Crypto Week. This is the week the House will vote on three significant legislative bills relating to digital assets and the privacy of finances.
The three measures are the CLARITY Act, the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, and the GENIUS Act from the Senate. House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill of the State of Arkansas and Agriculture Committee Chairman GT Thompson of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania spearhead this legislative initiative.
Each of the representatives has pointed to the necessity of developing straightforward and fair regulatory frameworks for digital assets for the United States. Each aims to provide the foundation for future development and protect the rights of the consumer and national innovator alike.
Louisiana House Speaker Mike Johnson announced his vigorous support of the upcoming legislation. He emphasized the need to get into compliance with President Trump’s broader agenda of financial technology. Louisiana House Majority Leader Steve Scalise echoed the desire of the House to get moving early and get the bills to the President to sign.
CLARITY Act revolves around the market structures of digital coins and the protection of the consumer. The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act seeks to ban the construction of a U.S. central bank digital currency on the principles of financial spying.
The GENIUS Act, from the Senate, provides additional legal directions toward the innovation and development of blockchain technology.
Crypto week sets U.S. Blockchain policy direction
Minnesota Majority Whip Tom Emmer cited this moment as the pivot point of the United States’ innovators. In his words, signing the bills into law would offer transparency to constructors and protect financial liberty in the nation. House leaders cited the framework in protecting business competitiveness and protecting users.
Tennessee Senator Bill Hagerty praised the House’s sense of action and commitment and proclaimed the moment is now for end-to-end regulation of the digital realm.
Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis described Wyoming’s long leadership in digital finance. She embraced the federal government, coming into sync with the initiative Wyoming has led.
These technology asset-focused lawmakers, like South Dakota’s Dusty Johnson and Wisconsin’s Bryan Steil, echoed the priority of this legislative package. In their view, the measures could transform the future of financial technologies and Web3 in the country.
With the support of the bipartisan panel and collaborative Senate cooperation, Crypto Week can chart the U.S. blockchain policy future. Congressional leaders expect the initiative to cement the nation as the leader of the digital asset world.
