
U.S. House to Consider Key Crypto Legislation This Week
- Lyla Velez
- July 4, 2025
- Policy
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- U.S. House to address crucial crypto laws.
- Discussions to shape blockchain regulation.
- Immediate market volatility anticipated.
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to kick off Crypto Week from July 14 to 18, focusing on transformative cryptocurrency legislation impacting blockchain’s future.
The upcoming “Crypto Week” in the U.S. House signifies a pivotal juncture for digital asset regulation, with broad implications for market activities.
The event aims to address landmark legislation shaping digital asset regulation. Leadership, including Chairman French Hill and Speaker Mike Johnson, will lead discussions. Three key bills, including the GENIUS Act, are on the agenda.
Regulatory clarity for stablecoins is a focal point. If passed, the GENIUS Act could attract trillions of dollars into the blockchain sector. Market volatility is expected as discussions progress.
The legislation impacts several digital assets, notably USDT and USDC stablecoins, while affecting BTC and ETH trading. Industry attention is focused on the House’s decisions.
Historical attempts like FIT21 and past hearings influenced cryptocurrency regulation, causing market shifts. These legislative efforts, with broader political support, are now at a mature stage.
The potential financial, regulatory, and technological outcomes depend on these bills. Presidential support emphasizes digital assets, enhancing expectations for significant impact from these legislative events.
We are advancing landmark legislation to establish a clear regulatory framework for digital assets that safeguards customers and investors. — French Hill, Chairman, House Committee on Financial Services
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