U.S. President Donald Trump officially recognized July 15 as the start of “Crypto Week” in Washington. In a post on X, he stated,
“Happy Crypto Week! I will work hard with the Senate and House of Representatives to pass more bills.”
Trump Crypto Week Statement. Source: X
His direct endorsement comes as lawmakers in the House prepare to debate and vote on several high-profile digital asset bills before July 18.
A Look at the Bills on the Floor This Week
Four crypto-related bills have now advanced to a full House debate following an 8–4 vote by the House Rules Committee. The bills include:
- The GENIUS Act, which creates a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins.
- The CLARITY Act, which aims to define the roles of the SEC and CFTC in overseeing digital assets.
- The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, which would prevent the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency.
- The Department of Defense Appropriations Act for 2026, which includes crypto-related provisions.
The Path Through Congress
The GENIUS Act has already passed the Senate with strong bipartisan support, and President Trump has previously called it “a tremendous bill,” urging House Republicans to approve it without any changes.
Testimony from the House Financial Services, Agriculture, and Appropriations Committees has already been submitted ahead of the upcoming votes. Floor discussions on the bills are expected to begin today, July 15, and continue throughout the week.
Related: Crypto Czar Says GENIUS Act Is Trump’s Next Win After ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’
Meanwhile, Bitcoin climbed above $123,000 as Congress moved closer to approving the legislation. Analysts link the price movement to expectations that the U.S. government will establish a regulatory path forward for digital assets.
Trump’s public support signals that the White House intends to coordinate closely with lawmakers to accelerate crypto-focused policymaking.
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