[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  BSCN [@BSCNews](/creator/twitter/BSCNews) on x 1.3M followers Created: 2025-07-16 04:15:03 UTC US HOUSE VOTE ON CRYPTO BILLS COLLAPSES AFTER GOP REVOLT OVER CBDCS - The US House will attempt again on Wednesday to advance three major crypto bills after Tuesday’s vote collapsed. - The vote failed as a group of Republicans demanded adding a ban on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). - Tuesday’s procedural vote to move forward with the bills was defeated XXX to 223, delaying key legislation during what was dubbed “Crypto Week.” - No further votes took place Tuesday, with plans now set for a retry Wednesday afternoon. - The bills in focus are the GENIUS Act, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act. X. The GENIUS Act aims to regulate stablecoins, requiring full backing by U.S. dollars or liquid assets, annual audits for large issuers, and rules on foreign stablecoin issuance. It already passed the Senate and is expected to reach former President Trump’s desk soon. X. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act would clarify crypto regulation by defining oversight roles for the SEC and CFTC and enforce protections for retail investors and corporate fund segregation. Its path is less certain, with competing Senate proposals emerging. X. The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act seeks to block the Federal Reserve from issuing CBDCs directly to individuals. This bill faces challenges in the Senate and remains controversial. - A dozen hardline Republicans derailed Tuesday’s vote, demanding an explicit CBDC ban be included before they would support the bills. - House Majority Leader Steve Scalise initially backed the procedural vote but switched to “no” strategically to allow a rescheduled vote. - President Trump intervened late Tuesday, meeting with dissenting members. He announced a deal with XX of the XX lawmakers to secure their votes for Wednesday. - The crypto bills remain a top priority for Trump and GOP leaders, aiming to deliver long-awaited regulatory clarity for digital assets. - The Wednesday vote will be a critical moment for US crypto policy, testing whether consensus can be reached on stablecoins, market rules, and CBDC limits amid ongoing political tensions.  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [currencies](/topic/currencies) [Post Link](https://x.com/BSCNews/status/1945336353371381834)
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US HOUSE VOTE ON CRYPTO BILLS COLLAPSES AFTER GOP REVOLT OVER CBDCS
The US House will attempt again on Wednesday to advance three major crypto bills after Tuesday’s vote collapsed.
The vote failed as a group of Republicans demanded adding a ban on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
Tuesday’s procedural vote to move forward with the bills was defeated XXX to 223, delaying key legislation during what was dubbed “Crypto Week.”
No further votes took place Tuesday, with plans now set for a retry Wednesday afternoon.
The bills in focus are the GENIUS Act, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act.
X. The GENIUS Act aims to regulate stablecoins, requiring full backing by U.S. dollars or liquid assets, annual audits for large issuers, and rules on foreign stablecoin issuance. It already passed the Senate and is expected to reach former President Trump’s desk soon.
X. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act would clarify crypto regulation by defining oversight roles for the SEC and CFTC and enforce protections for retail investors and corporate fund segregation. Its path is less certain, with competing Senate proposals emerging.
X. The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act seeks to block the Federal Reserve from issuing CBDCs directly to individuals. This bill faces challenges in the Senate and remains controversial.
A dozen hardline Republicans derailed Tuesday’s vote, demanding an explicit CBDC ban be included before they would support the bills.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise initially backed the procedural vote but switched to “no” strategically to allow a rescheduled vote.
President Trump intervened late Tuesday, meeting with dissenting members. He announced a deal with XX of the XX lawmakers to secure their votes for Wednesday.
The crypto bills remain a top priority for Trump and GOP leaders, aiming to deliver long-awaited regulatory clarity for digital assets.
The Wednesday vote will be a critical moment for US crypto policy, testing whether consensus can be reached on stablecoins, market rules, and CBDC limits amid ongoing political tensions.
XXXXXX engagements
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