US congress is making important draft laws, while Trump urges regulatory clarity

In the United States, a crucial week for the crypto industry has started, in which legislators and supporters of digital assets are preparing for the so-called “crypto week”.
From July 14th, the congress will deal with pioneering laws that could redesign the country's regulatory landscape – and possibly end up on President Donald Trump's desk until Friday.
The House of Representatives will deal with three important proposals: the Genius Act, the Clarity Act and the anti-CBDC Surveillance Act. Together, these draft laws aim to create transparency, legal certainty and promotion of innovation for the rapidly growing crypto sector.
The Genius Act (Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for Us StableCoins), which has already been adopted by the Senate, would dictate that all US stable coins must be fully covered by dollars or similar liquid asset. It also prescribes annual exams for issuers with a market capitalization of over $ 50 billion and determines clear rules for foreign emissions.
The Clarity Act is intended to prevent over-regulation by federal authorities and ensure that only the congress can define the legal status of crypto-assets. The anti-CBDC Surveillance Act, meanwhile, aims to ban the Federal Reserve to issue a digital central bank currency, with concerns about privacy and financial surveillance.
This represents a clear turnaround towards the previous government under Joe Biden, where the regulatory authorities pursued an aggressive legal approach to crypto companies. President Trump now supports a more innovation -friendly regulatory framework.
The markets reacted quickly. Bitcoin reached a new all -time high of over $ 123,000, and Ethereum climbed to a five -month high at $ 3.050. The entire market capitalization of cryptocurrencies has now exceeded $ 3.8 trillions, which reflects the regained trust of investors and institutions.
If these laws are adopted, they could herald a new era of crypto regulation in the United States that focuses on security, clarity and technological sovereignty.