The American house should try to make three Crypto bills again on Wednesday after retaining a re-voting on Tuesday while several republican legislators withdrew support, wanting to add a ban on the digital currencies of the Central Bank (CBDC).
House Republican President Mike Johnson said he hoped to try to pass a procedural vote for bills on Wednesday, adding that it was “a priority of the White House, the Senate and the Chamber to make all these Crypto bills”, reported Politico.
Some Republicans wanted the Stablescoine regulatory engineering law to modify or brought together two other Crypto bills for a vote this week-the CBDC Banning Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act and a Crypto-Marge structure bill.
However, Johnson would have said that “we must do them successively”, which suggests that the Senate would not adopt bills if they were all linked.
The decision to adopt the Bills is the effort led by the Republicans nicknamed “Crypto Week” to have cryptographic laws in action before the Congress went to a break of one month in August. Democrats have declared a “week of anti-drypto corruption” to oppose bills.
CBDC concerns Stal legislation
The head of the majority of the chamber, Steve Scalie, joined 12 other Republican legislators to vote not on bills on Tuesday. The dissidents were Andrew Clyde, Tim Burchett, Andy Biggs, Eli Crane, Michael Cloud, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Andy Harris, Anna Paulina Luna, Scott Perry, Victoria SPARTZ, Chip Roy and Keith Self.
Another vote to advance bills was expected, but the Chamber has adjourned before any other action was taken.
Biggs, Burchett, Green, Luna and Spartz representatives went to X after the vote and said they were not against Crypto bills but did not want to adopt the act of genius unless it has a specific ban on a CBDC.
“I have just voted on the rule of the law on genius because it does not include the ban on the digital currency of the central bank and because President Johnson did not allow us to submit changes to the Act on Engineering,” said Green.
I have just voted on the rule of the law on genius because it does not include the ban on the digital currency of the central bank and because President Johnson did not allow us to submit changes to the Act on Engineering.
The Americans do not want a digital currency from the central bank controlled by the government. … pic.twitter.com/nnkeioh0de
– Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@repmtg) July 15, 2025
Biggs said that he feared that the engineering law had a frame for a diaper CBDC and does not guarantee self -sufficiency. He calls for modifications.
“The leadership of the Chamber must allow an open amendment process so that the members can debate freely and improve the bill,” added Biggs.
US President Donald Trump included the prohibition of the federal reserve creating a CBDC in an executive decree of January.
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President Johnson would have spoken to the republican retained to advance the legislation, ABC News reported on Tuesday.
However, he said that republican voters “no” demanding that the three bills of crypto law be combined in one is a discord.
“They want to push this and merge them together. We are trying to work with the White House and with our Senate partners on this subject,” said Johnson.
“I think everyone insists that we are going to do the three, but some of these guys insist that it must be everything in a single package.”
The house meets again on Wednesday
The room is scheduled to meet on Wednesday for a debate on morning hours and other “legislative affairs”.
Caitlin Long, founder and CEO of the Gustodia Bank, said on Tuesday in a post X that the legislation which will not have succeeded in adopting the first blow concerned nothing because the law on genius failed to adopt the Senate at the start.
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“Before you panic, do not forget that the first procedural vote in the Senate on the Act on Engineering also failed … The second adopted 11 days later,” she said.
The law on engineering was adopted by the Senate in June with bipartite support, but it initially failed a vote by the Clot in the Senate in May due to the democratic opposition to the growing ties of Trump with the cryptographic industry.
Meanwhile, Eleanor Terrett, the host of the Crypto in America podcast, said that the Fed law on engineering is to create a retail CBDC.
“The section below indicates that the bill will not be interpreted as expanding the authority of the Fed to offer services directly to the public-which means that it cannot authorize things such as digital portfolios, personal accounts or everything that is denied in the CBDC territory,” she said.
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