US House to Launch ‘Crypto Week’ on July 14, Tackling Major Digital Asset Bills

• US House will review major crypto bills in “Crypto Week” starting July 14, 2025.
• Proposed legislation seeks to clarify SEC-CFTC oversight of digital assets.
• Anti-CBDC bill sparks partisan clash amid concerns over privacy and surveillance.

In a move that could reshape the crypto landscape, the United States House of Representatives will launch “Crypto Week” starting July 14. Lawmakers aim to address critical gaps in crypto regulation, stablecoins, and the ongoing debate over Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). 

The initiative, led by top Republican lawmakers, seeks to position the US as the global leader in financial innovation. With mounting global competition and rising crypto adoption, Congress faces increasing pressure to establish a comprehensive framework that safeguards investors and encourages innovation.

Major Crypto Bills on the Agenda

During the week-long session, the House plans to review three major bills, the CLARITY Act, the Anti-CBDC Act, and the GENIUS Act. Together, these proposals aim to define how digital assets are issued, managed, and regulated in the US. 

Significantly, the CLARITY Act proposes a dual oversight model between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This structure could offer much-needed clarity on whether digital tokens are securities or commodities.

House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill emphasized that this effort reflects years of Congressional work toward digital asset regulation. He views this as a turning point in the US crypto policy. Besides establishing clear rules, the legislation mandates firms to disclose financial data and protect customer funds from corporate misuse.

Additionally, the Anti-CBDC Act, which passed a committee vote in April, seeks to block the Federal Reserve from creating a digital dollar. Lawmakers backing the bill argue that a US CBDC could threaten individual privacy and expand government surveillance.

Political Divide and the Road Ahead

The bill has drawn much resistance among Democratic lawmakers despite the Republican momentum. The GENIUS Act, a bill which advocates state-level regulation of stablecoin issuer, has been spearheaded by House Agriculture Committee Chair Glenn Thompson. Nevertheless, Democrats prefer federal oversight, which indicates a central split.

In addition, the speaker, Mike Johnson, has associated these legislative proposals with the digital asset agenda of the former president Trump, which has generated additional controversy. 

Close Trump critic and senator Adam Schiff said that he was worried about the supposed Trump finances with the crypto world. He further demanded the implementation of measures against profit-financing of the industry by law makers and their families.