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The same companies are building the same structure for global deployment. Like migrant invasions, the globalists have the same plans in the UK, EU, Canada, and the DNC-controlled portions of USA.
We must defeat them.
No digital ID. No CBDC.
When the Clarity Act becomes law, for the first time, there will be a consumer-friendly disclosure framework for digital assets. Not retrofitted from 1933. Built for 2026 and beyond.
Americans lost more than $11B to crypto theft and scams last year — and victims have nowhere to turn.
My new bill brings the DOJ, DHS, and Treasury together to go after these criminals, support victims, and give local law enforcement the federal backup they need. A single point of contact, a coordinated response, and a clear playbook to stop criminals robbing people blind.
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Crypto should not be a political talking point. It should be governed by clear rules that protect consumers, prevent abuse, and make sure innovation works for everyone. In Nevada, we have seen what happens when emerging industries move faster than the rules meant to govern them. It creates uncertainty for consumers, small businesses, investors, and communities that deserve transparency and accountability. That is why I introduced the PARITY Act: to create a fair, durable tax framework for digital assets, close loopholes exploited by sophisticated traders, reduce unnecessary burdens on ordinary consumers, and keep innovation and jobs here in the United States.
The future of digital assets should be built on trust, fairness, and opportunity, not confusion or political games. #NV04thenevadaindependent.com/article/fact-c…
Innovation shouldn’t be held back by uncertainty.
The Clarity Act establishes clear guardrails and transparency, helping create new opportunities to achieve the American Dream. Clarity for digital assets and your future.
The future of digital assets cannot be built on outdated rules. As more Americans engage with crypto and blockchain technology, Congress has a responsibility to provide clarity, protect consumers, and make sure innovation reaches communities that have too often been left out of the financial system. That is what the PARITY Act is about: creating a fair framework for digital assets that supports responsible growth, strengthens trust, and opens more pathways to build wealth. Nevada deserves a seat at the table in the future of our economy. #NV04
Illinoisans have lost devastating sums of money to crypto-enabled fraud. Just last year, the FBI reported $333 million in losses due to crypto scams.
That’s why I’ve introduced the bipartisan Stop Crypto ATM Scams Act to strengthen consumer protections, increase transparency, ters from exploiting vulnerable Americans.
Digital assets are not a future issue. They are already here, and Congress has a responsibility to get this right. I have been clear: we need modern rules that provide certainty, protect consumers, prevent abuse, and make sure innovation creates opportunity for everyone, not just those already at the top. That is why I introduced the PARITY Act. This bill modernizes outdated digital asset tax rules and helps create a fairer system that supports responsible innovation while closing the wealth gap. Nevadans deserve a digital economy with clear rules, strong protections, and real pathways to build wealth. #NV04punchbowl.news/article/vault/…
Digital assets are part of the future of finance. We can either lead the next era of innovation or be left watching it happen elsewhere.
America doesn't follow - we lead.
We're excited about the US CLARITY Act.
We think all YC companies will use crypto technology, like stablecoins, before long. Not just crypto startups, not just fintech startups, but every company.
Here's why this law is such a big deal
As Americans face higher prices from Trump’s tariff taxes and war in Iran, Ways & Means GOP once again prioritize powerful special interests over working families.
I questioned the push for new crypto tax loopholes—cutting taxes for big crypto firms, including Trump-family ownehe risk of another costly future taxpayer bailout.
Yesterday, I participated in a Ways and Means Committee hearing on digital asset taxation, where we examined how emerging tax policy will shape the future of these investments. Ensuring America remains at the forefront of innovation in the crypto space is critical to our economic strength.
You can view my complete remarks below.
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A CBDC would not just be a surveillance tool. It would be a tool of control.
Two years ago, the Biden administration wanted banks to report your account activity to the IRS if you had more than $600 in transactions and track firearm purchases through credit card companies. This reat.
Giving to your favorite charity should be easy.
My new legislation, the Charitable Deductions for Digital Asset Donations Act, would allow for digital assets, such as cryptocurrencies, to be eligible for charitable contributions.
This change will enable more Americans to support churches, charities, and nonprofits that serve the most vulnerable.
Learn more:
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As technology changes the way Americans invest, save, and build, our tax code must provide certainty, not confusion.
At our @WaysandMeansGOP legislative hearing on digital asset taxation, I questioned Sarah Reilly of Fidelity Investments about the need for clear definitions, objective standards, and workable rules taxpayers can understand and the IRS can apply.
Whether we are talking about traditional, digital, or tokenized assets, taxpayers deserve a system that is fair, understandable, and consistent—one that protects taxpayers while allowing responsible innovation to grow here in America.
We introduced the Veterans Affairs Distributed Ledger Innovation Act to direct the VA to explore how blockchain technology can improve the reliability of benefits claims, strengthen accountability, and prevent waste, fraud, and abuse in VA systems.
The VA currently relies on ems which are slow, inefficient, and leave veterans' sensitive data exposed. The men and women who wore this country's uniform deserve better.
This legislation paves the way for research into cutting-edge solutions to replace the broken, outdated systems continuing to fail our veterans. Our veterans deserve nothing less than the best.
Giving the digital asset industry the commonsense rules it needs to thrive isn't a Republican issue or a Democrat issue. It's an American competitiveness issue. Pass the Clarity Act.
Currently, taxpayers must pay to obtain an appraisal before claiming a deduction for digital assets donated to charity, even if the value is obvious.
The Charitable Deductions for Digital Asset Donations Act not only simplifies this process, but also provides parity between digital assets and other financial instruments.
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Burdensome and unnecessary regulations hurt working families and small businesses.
By simplifying tax rules for digital assets and cutting unnecessary reporting, Americans can have more opportunities to benefit from financial innovation.
Our veterans deserve a VA system working for them, not against them.
Our Veterans Affairs Distributed Ledger Technology Act passed out of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs, marking a major step toward modernizing the Department of Veterans Affairs.
This bill directs the edger technology, such as blockchain, to protect data, streamline benefits, reduce fraud, and bring the VA into the 21st century.
Our veterans earned a system worthy of their service. This bill delivers it.
Tune in now to our @WaysandMeansGOP Hearing on Digital Asset Taxation.
With my colleagues on the committee, we are working to ensure that America remains the crypto capital of the world.
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Over the past several months, the Ways and Means Committee has worked to develop solutions to the unique tax challenges facing digital assets.
Today marks the first legislative hearing in this Committee in years, which is an important step toward building a lasting tax framework reduces unnecessary burdens, and maintains America’s status as the crypto capital of the world.
To amend the Bank Secrecy Act to require the registration of digital asset kiosk operators and to require such operators to comply with anti-money laundering and anti-fraud requirements, and for other purposes.
Date Introduced: 2026-06-11
Status: Introduced and Sponsored
To amend the Bank Secrecy Act to require the registration of digital asset kiosk operators and to require such operators to comply with anti-money laundering and anti-fraud requirements, and for other purposes.
Applying Existing Tax Anti-Abuse Rules to Digital Assets Act
Date Introduced: 2026-06-08
Status: Introduced and Sponsored
This legislation amends the Internal Revenue Code to apply wash sale and constructive sale rules to digital assets, closing tax loopholes that currently allow investors to immediately repurchase sold assets. The bill excludes qualified U.S. dollar stablecoins from these rules and provides a specific exception for digital assets acquired through transaction validation activities, such as mining and staking. It also establishes standardized definitions for digital assets, wrapped assets, and stablecoins.
This legislation establishes clear federal tax rules for income derived from mining and staking digital assets. It permits taxpayers to elect to defer the inclusion of newly minted digital assets in their gross income until the assets are disposed of, rather than taxing them immediately upon receipt. Additionally, the bill allows widely traded fixed investment trusts to engage in digital asset staking without losing their tax status as trusts, and provides formal statutory definitions for mining, staking, and digital assets.
To amend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to extend the authorities of title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, and for other purposes.
Date Introduced: 2026-06-03
Status: Introduced and Sponsored
This legislation extends intelligence surveillance authorities while introducing a specific prohibition on the issuance of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) by the Federal Reserve. The bill restricts the Federal Reserve System from creating or issuing a CBDC, or any substantially similar digital asset, directly or through intermediaries. Notably, it carves out an exception to explicitly permit dollar-denominated currencies that are open, permissionless, private, and preserve physical cash-like privacy protections.