Key Takeaways:

House Republicans will hold a “Crypto Week” from July 14–18 to advance three major crypto bills: the CLARITY Act, the GENIUS Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act.
The GOP is prioritizing the Senate-passed GENIUS Act on stablecoins, with possible House revisions that could delay its enactment.
The CLARITY Act and Anti-CBDC Act also aim to define crypto market rules and ban Fed-issued digital currencies, respectively, amid Democratic pushback.

U.S. House Republicans have designated July 14–18 as “Crypto Week” to fast-track three major cryptocurrency bills: the CLARITY Act, the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, and the Senate-approved GENIUS Act.

These bills aim to define digital asset market structures, limit the Federal Reserve’s role in issuing digital currencies, and establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins.

🚨NEW: Chairman @RepFrenchHill, @HouseAgGOP Chairman @CongressmanGT, and House Leadership announced that the week of July 14th will be “Crypto Week,” where the CLARITY Act, Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, and GENIUS Act will be considered. @SpeakerJohnson @SteveScalise… pic.twitter.com/vIUoGaoSy1
— Financial Services GOP (@FinancialCmte) July 3, 2025

The GENIUS Act, strongly backed by President Trump, is being prioritized over the House’s earlier STABLE Act.

If passed by the House without changes, it could go directly to the President for signing.

However, lawmakers may amend key oversight provisions, which would require Senate reconciliation.

Unlike the STABLE Act’s federal oversight model, the GENIUS Act allows state-level regulation of stablecoin issuers.

The CLARITY Act, already passed by two House committees, outlines clear jurisdictional boundaries and regulatory standards for crypto exchanges, such as CFTC registration and customer fund protections.

It is expected to pass swiftly.

The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, which aims to block the Federal Reserve from issuing or managing any digital currency, has also cleared committee and awaits Senate action.

Democrats have raised concerns over the increasing involvement of Trump and his family in the crypto space, adding political tension to the legislative push.