The house approved a motion on July 16 Crypto -related suggestion package Combination of the Genius Act, the Clarity Act and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act in a 215-211 mood.
Alex Thorn, head of research at Galaxy Digital, said on X that analysts today expect a mood about the Genius Act.
Because the house agreed with a Senate -through resolution text that bundles the three measures procedurally, but is not itself a legal language. As a result, the package does not go directly to the president.
The approval positions for house and senate leaders to move the underlying accounts separately, to fold them in another legislative vehicle or to draw up a consolidated replacement of the conference that both chambers can remove in identical legal form for presidential action.
Since this was a procedural bundle instead of a single formal invoice, the next step must convert the package into an enforceable legislation.
Committees of Leadership can discharge, mark or confirm the component measures to moving vehicles.
Crypto -package setback on July 15
House leaders promoted Genie for Floor Action a day after members had rejected a rule that would have packed the same three digital assets measures with the annual defense -entertainment.
President Donald Trump insisted on Republicans on July 15 Truth Social to support that combined rule, whereby writing that passage would keep the United States before China and Europe about the policy of digital assets.
Libertarian and House Freedom Caucus -members objected to the bundling and insisted on stand -alone debate time.
Representative Chip Roy said reporter Laura Weiss that he wants “a hard ban” on a digital currency of the US central bank and ranked the Clarity Act as important, saying that opponents “should have all this at the same time”.