House GOP Launches ‘Crypto Week’—Pushing Historic Digital Asset Legislation Forward
Washington just got a lot more bullish. House Republicans are declaring war on regulatory uncertainty with ‘Crypto Week’—a full-throttle push to pass landmark digital asset bills.
Why now? The GOP smells blood in the water. With midterms looming and public sentiment shifting, they’re betting big on crypto as a wedge issue. These bills could redefine everything from stablecoin oversight to CFTC vs. SEC turf wars.
The fine print? Expect fireworks. One proposal reportedly guts the SEC’s authority over altcoins—a move that’ll have Gary Gensler seeing red. Another creates a federal framework for stablecoins, finally offering clarity after years of regulatory whiplash.
Wall Street’s already placing bets. Lobbyists are flooding Capitol Hill, and crypto PAC donations hit record highs last quarter. (Because nothing screams ‘decentralization’ like buying politicians at scale.)
Bottom line: This isn’t just policy—it’s political theater with trillion-dollar stakes. Whether these bills flame out or ignite a new crypto golden age depends on who blinks first: regulators or the revolutionaries.
