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Decentralized finance is built on the simple idea that one shouldn’t need permission from a handful of institutions to participate in the financial system.
America should embrace that innovation. I will keep fighting to establish clear rules to keep America as the Crypto Capital of the World.
The future of finance should be built in America.
It was great to speak at the SALT Conference alongside @SenLummis to discuss why passing the Clarity Act is critical to U.S. competitiveness, consumer protection, and keeping digital asset innovation here at home.
I’m focused on getting this legislation across the finish line and cementing America’s leadership in the digital economy!
The Clarity Act would create strong rules for cryptocurrency, protect consumers, and strengthen America’s leadership in digital assets.
We need to get it done.
We have already seen what debanking can do; a CBDC would put that power directly in Washington’s hands.
America must never build an economic kill switch.
Small businesses need tools built for digital asset demand.
At the Injective Summit, @RepHorsford spoke about helping them serve customers looking for new and better ways to transact.
Injective provides the infrastructure for fast, global stablecoin payments onchain.
Americans' financial freedom should never be at the mercy of an unelected Federal Reserve. A CBDC would open the door to unprecedented government surveillance of our finances.
Proud to join @RepMichaelCloud on the Permanent CBDC Ban Act to protect Americans' privacy for good.
ICYMI: I introduced the Stop Crypto ATM Scams Act because accountability shouldn't stop at a crypto ATM.
Scammers are stealing millions of dollars from Americans, especially seniors, by exploiting a lack of consumer protections. My bill would put common-sense safeguards in aud, and help ensure these companies are held accountable.
Some community banks are suggesting stablecoins are driving deposit flight. The data says otherwise: BofA shows household deposits rising across income groups this year, and the FDIC reports domestic deposits grew for a seventh straight quarter. Community banks actually outperformed the industry, posting 5% deposit growth.
If the worry is the Clarity Act compromise itself, that’s backwards. Section 404 bars stablecoin issuers from paying anything that functions like interest, even disguised as rewards or points, and bans marketing stablecoins as deposits or FDIC-insured. It’s actually tougher than current law, not looser.
The real story behind closing community banks isn’t stablecoins. It’s consolidation: 2,000 community banks lost in a decade, only 62 new ones formed, and the buyers are super regional banks, not crypto companies.
The Banking Committee already built a nine-provision community bank package into the housing bill to help with deposit retention, on top of tightening stablecoin yield rules under Clarity.
Killing the Clarity Act won’t help community banks. It just protects the status quo they say is broken.
No one wants to go to prison. Nevertheless, a digital prison is being installed around western civilization.
Governments operate surveillance cameras, embed surveillance in nearly every device with an electron (cars, phones, computers, TVs, even appliances), track your bank and more. The income tax is a massive data harvesting operation. Now, they are building digital ID and Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).
To me, it all violates the 3rd Amendment. US citizens are being compelled to quarter the government at great personal expense and with massive peril to freedom. The threat to privacy is clear.
But, hey, maybe it's just to keep us all safe?
The Clarity Act establishes basic rules of the road for digital assets and cryptocurrency, giving innovators the certainty they need to build and invest in America. American innovation depends on getting this legislation across the finish line and ensuring the United States er in digital assets.
Investors need a durable digital asset regulatory framework to keep investing capital and expanding operations in the United States.
As Congress works toward setting the rules of the road through the CLARITY Act, I encourage the financial regulators to continue moving full steam ahead with their existing authorities to support the crypto ecosystem here at home.
The Biden years underscored the costs of inaction and regulatory uncertainty. Ultimately, CLARITY is essential to ensuring sound, responsible regulation of crypto and giving investors and innovators the confidence to bet on America for the long term.
Donald Trump is making big bucks off crypto while American families have next to zero protection.
We need real rules and regulations here.
That's what I'm fighting for.
Thanks to everyone who helped make this year's Flyover Fintech yet another success.
From prediction markets to payments fraud prevention, stablecoins, and beyond, we had great discussions on the future of all things fintech.
Looking forward to seeing everyone again next year!
Crypto latest: The Senate negotiations to get to August recess have snagged in part on the Clarity Act.
Sources involved in the talks say Democratic leadership continues pushing to delay a procedural crypto vote. Schumer wants to give talks more time. GOP is agitating for a vote
The famously leftist, radical WSJ Editorial Board said the CLARITY Act:
- is "riddled with policy land mines"
- "needs changes to reduce risks to the financial system"
- has loopholes "criminals could exploit... to route illicit payments."
But the crypto industry wants the LARITY Act in the next 48 hours. This bill isn't ready for prime time.
America is safer and stronger when we innovate.
This year, Congress passed the first major digital asset bill in American history. It's called The GENIUS Act.
It's time for the Senate to build on that by passing The CLARITY Act.
A ban on a government-controlled digital dollar shouldn’t disappear in 2030 and leave the door open for the next administration.
Proud to cosponsor @RepMichaelCloud's Permanent CBDC Ban Act to protect Americans’ financial privacy for good.
We have already seen what debanking can do; a CBDC would put that power directly in Washington’s hands.
America must never build an economic kill switch.
An expiration date is not a ban. It is an on-ramp.
The Permanent CBDC Ban Act is legislation that would permanently prohibit the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency.
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Americans' financial freedom should never be at the mercy of an unelected Federal Reserve. A CBDC would open the door to unprecedented government surveillance of our finances.
Proud to join @RepMichaelCloud on the Permanent CBDC Ban Act to protect Americans' privacy for good.
An expiration date is not a ban. It is an on-ramp.
The Permanent CBDC Ban Act is legislation that would permanently prohibit the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency.
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As Chairman of the Digital Assets Subcommittee, I want to make sure technology and innovation add real value to middle America. That’s why I was honored to speak at the “Flyover FinTech” conference hosted by @USRepMikeFlood.
Had a great fireside chat with @CFTC Chair Selig at this year's Flyover Fintech, discussing his priorities as well as his work on prediction markets!
We also had a thoughtful Q&A, covering the future of digital assets, financial innovation, and the evolving regulatory landscape.
The afternoon session will feature three panels and one presentation. The first panel, "Tackling Payments Fraud," will include panelists from Fiserv, FICO, Citi, and Plaid.
The presentation, "Nebraska's Telcoin Digital Asset Bank Charter," will be delivered by Telcoin Founder and CEO Paul Neuner.
The second panel, "Consumer Payment Tech," will be moderated by Congressman Dusty Johnson and feature panelists from Cash App, Zelle, and Amazon.
The final panel, "Innovation in Nebraska," will feature panelists from Marble Technologies, Exodus, Hudl, and Don't Panic Labs.
Our veterans deserve the best. Not decades-old government systems from the 1990s causing delays in benefits claims and leaving their personal and medical data exposed.
We reintroduced the Veterans Affairs Distributed Ledger Innovation Act to bring the VA into the 21st century. A to explore blockchain technology to enhance the efficiency, security, and transparency of its outdated systems.
We ask these men and women to lay down their lives for this country. The least we can do is make sure their benefits actually work.
No more excuses. No more bureaucratic failure. Our veterans deserve better.
Big Bank Beth @SenWarren hates President Trump so much that she’d rather have no rules of the road for the digital asset industry — leaving consumers vulnerable and law enforcement empty-handed — than take the win for consumers.
Let’s get the facts straight on her “fact sheet”:
1. She claims the blind trust is a shell game. It’s not. By law (5 U.S.C. §13104(f)(3)(A) and 5 C.F.R. 2634.403), a trustee is barred from disclosing trust holdings back to the official. That’s not a loophole, it’s literally what makes a blind trust blind. Read the law for yourself below.
2. She claims $TRUMP proves the president would create new coins. But $TRUMP launched when President Trump was a private citizen. The ethics ban applies to conduct while serving. You can’t retroactively ban something that happened before the law — or the presidency — existed. That’s how the law in the Soviet Union worked, not America.
3. She acts like Trump’s adult children running WLF is some unprecedented dodge. It’s not. Federal ethics law has never imputed financial interests from adult, independent children — only spouses and minor children. That’s not new to this bill; it’s how conflict-of-interest law has worked for decades.
The facts speak for themselves. Don’t fall for Liz’s lies.
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This bill literally requires President Trump to divest his digital asset holdings or put them in a blind trust.
It's becoming painfully clear some of my Democrat colleagues would rather let consumers lose everything if a crypto exchange fails and posture for the midterms than egislation with unprecedented ethics standards covering the President, VP, Congress, and the Federal Judiciary.
The legislation updates federal fraud laws to explicitly protect digital assets and crypto credentials. By amending the definition of an "access device" under federal criminal law, the bill includes cryptographic keys, tokens, digital asset private keys, and recovery phrases. This change ensures that the theft or unauthorized use of these critical crypto security elements is prosecuted under federal fraud statutes, while also increasing criminal penalties for fraud targeting older Americans.
This legislation establishes a comprehensive ethics and governance framework that directly regulates how federal officials interact with digital assets. Specifically, the 'End Crypto Corruption Act' prohibits the President, Vice President, members of Congress, and Senate-confirmed appointees from issuing, sponsoring, or endorsing cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, or tokens for remuneration, while explicitly preserving their right to hold or trade public digital assets. Additionally, the bill restricts the operation of certain prediction markets by banning registered entities from listing event contracts on political elections, sporting events, or military actions.
This legislation permanently prohibits the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and Federal reserve banks from issuing or creating a central bank digital currency (CBDC). By amending the Federal Reserve Act, the bill establishes a definitive ban on the development and deployment of a government-backed digital dollar in the United States, halting any administrative plans to implement state-run digital currency infrastructure.
This legislation aims to combat illegal revenue generation and weapons proliferation funding by North Korea, specifically targeting deceptive remote IT employment and identity fraud schemes. It authorizes the Department of State to coordinate with international allies and engage private sector entities, including digital asset platforms, cybersecurity firms, and financial institutions. By enhancing information sharing and tracking illicit money laundering networks, the bill seeks to disrupt North Korea's evasion of global sanctions.
A resolution directing the Senate Legal Counsel to bring a civil action in the name of the Senate to enforce the Foreign Emoluments Clause contained in clause 8 of section 9 of article I of the Constitution of the United States.
Date Introduced: 2026-07-21
Status: Introduced and Sponsored
This resolution directs the Senate Legal Counsel to file a lawsuit against President Donald J. Trump for alleged violations of the Foreign Emoluments Clause. It highlights several business transactions as unauthorized foreign emoluments, including a $500 million foreign investment in the Trump family's cryptocurrency project, World Liberty Financial, a multi-billion dollar stablecoin deal involving Binance, and the sale of $635 million in a $TRUMP memecoin to foreign nationals.
This legislation would authorize the President to issue cyber letters of marque and reprisal, commissioning private entities to conduct cyber operations against foreign cyberthreats. In the context of digital assets, these authorized actions include tracking, seizing, and repatriating stolen cryptocurrencies to American victims. The bill aims to combat ransomware and crypto-enabled scams by leveraging private sector capabilities, providing liability protection for operators, and establishing bounty programs funded by a portion of the recovered digital assets, all with the stated goal of allowing lawful digital asset innovation to grow safely.
A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that under no circumstances should Samuel Bankman-Fried receive executive clemency, including a pardon or commutation, and affirming the Senate's commitment to the rule of law and integrity of the United States financial system.
Date Introduced: 2026-06-17
Status: Introduced and Sponsored
This Senate resolution expresses the formal opinion of the Senate that FTX co-founder Samuel Bankman-Fried should not receive any form of presidential clemency, including a pardon or commutation. It highlights the massive scale of the multi-billion-dollar FTX collapse, affirms the 25-year prison sentence delivered in 2024, and rejects attempts to characterize his prosecution as "lawfare." The resolution emphasizes that permanent accountability is essential to protect investors and maintain public confidence in financial markets.
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.
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