In a major move for the U.S. crypto industry, the House of Representatives has officially announced the week of July 14, 2025, as “Crypto Week.” During this time, lawmakers will focus on passing three landmark bills: the CLARITY Act, the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, and the Senate’s GENIUS Act.
These bills aim to provide a clear regulatory framework for digital assets, ban central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) that threaten financial privacy, and support stablecoin innovation across the country.
U.S. Aims to Become Global Leader in Crypto Innovation
Chairman French Hill (AR-02) said this is a historic step toward making America the world’s crypto leader. He emphasized the need to protect financial freedom while also supporting innovation. “We are creating clear rules for stablecoins and digital assets while blocking any move toward a surveillance-based CBDC,” Hill stated.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson echoed these sentiments. He said House Republicans are pushing forward President Trump’s digital asset agenda, aiming to grow the economy and maintain America’s leadership in blockchain and Web3.
What Is Being Considered During Crypto Week?
The three main bills up for vote are:
- CLARITY Act – Establishes guidelines for digital asset market structure.
- Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act – Prevents the introduction of a U.S. central bank digital currency.
- GENIUS Act – Supports digital asset innovation and protects financial privacy.
Majority Leader Steve Scalise added that these efforts will support pro-business policies while ensuring consumers are protected.
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House Majority Whip Tom Emmer called this a turning point. “Crypto Week is about protecting Americans’ right to privacy and financial freedom,” he said. Emmer stressed that the new laws will help the U.S. dominate the future of blockchain technology.
Chairman GT Thompson of the Agriculture Committee also praised the House’s efforts. He highlighted how years of meetings and hearings have led to the development of these bills. “The American people have asked for regulatory clarity. Now, it’s time for Congress to deliver,” he said.
Bipartisan Progress on Crypto Legislation
Recent bipartisan efforts have moved quickly. In June 2025, the CLARITY Act was passed by both the Financial Services Committee (32-19) and the Agriculture Committee (47-6). Lawmakers have held multiple hearings, roundtables, and joint sessions over the past year to prepare for this legislative push.
Senator Tim Scott said this progress is thanks to the leadership of both chambers. “Under President Trump’s direction, we have the opportunity to protect consumers and secure America’s dominance in digital innovation,” Scott added.
Lawmakers Unite to Protect Financial Freedom
Several key figures have voiced support for the weeklong crypto-focused legislative agenda. Senator John Boozman, Senator Bill Hagerty, Senator Cynthia Lummis, and Rep. Bryan Steil all praised the timing and coordination.
Lummis, who has long supported crypto legislation in Wyoming, said this effort reflects a shift in the federal government. “For the first time, we have a president who embraces digital assets,” she said.
Rep. Dusty Johnson also shared his enthusiasm. He believes digital assets will transform all industries and said the time to act is now.
What’s Next for Crypto Regulation?
The House expects to vote on these three key bills during Crypto Week. If passed, the legislation will move to the Senate. Lawmakers hope to send the final versions to President Trump by September 2025.
This bold move is part of a wider push to cement the U.S. as the global leader in digital finance, boost economic growth, and keep innovation on home soil.
