Category: TDC Statement

The Senate Banking Committee’s notice of a markup on much-needed digital asset market structure legislation marks a major step toward delivering the long-overdue regulatory clarity needed by the more than 70 million Americans who use digital assets. As the United States moves closer to establishing a comprehensive market structure framework, we will continue advocating for our members and common sense policies that allow for growth and innovation across the digital asset ecosystem. We appreciate the significant work undertaken by the Committee and its staff to advance this framework and will continue to work side by side with all stakeholders to give innovators and consumers greater confidence to build, invest, and participate in the future of digital assets in the United States.

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The Digital Chamber welcomes the public release of stablecoin yield language as an important step toward resolving one of the final issues standing between the Committee and a markup. We are encouraged to see this process moving forward and will continue advocating for the power of rewards to drive consumer utility, competition, and innovation across the digital asset ecosystem.

We thank Senators Alsobrooks and Tillis, along with the Senate Banking Committee, for their continued leadership and efforts to advance this legislation.

We are eager to move to a markup and urge the Committee to do so imminently.

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The Digital Chamber applauds the Senate passage of the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which includes a key anti-CBDC provision.

Financial privacy is a cornerstone of American freedom, and any decision to authorize a Central Bank Digital Currency must remain with Congress and the American people. We appreciate the Senate reinforcing that digital innovation in the United States should be led by the private sector while protecting individual

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The Digital Chamber proudly supports the inclusion of CBDC prohibition language in the Senate’s bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. Financial privacy is a cornerstone of American freedom, and any decision to authorize a Central Bank Digital Currency must remain with Congress and the American people. We appreciate the Senate reinforcing that digital innovation in the United States should be led by the private sector while protecting individual liberty.

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We are grateful to Congressman Fitzgerald for standing up for builders and innovators. As regulatory frameworks evolve, the law must be aligned to give builders clear space to create and deploy innovative products. Protecting this space for experimentation and new discovery is a hallmark of American ingenuity. Innovators should not have to fear prosecution for building lawful technology, and ensuring that freedom is essential if the United States is to remain the digital asset capital of the world.

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Today’s meeting at the White House was exactly the kind of progress needed to find a resolution to one of the biggest issues blocking next steps in market structure legislative progress. We were honored to participate today and elevate our members’ voices, and are optimistic that as we continue to dive into the policy details, a fair playing field can be created for digital assets in the U.S. We look forward to continuing this kind of work to ensure market structure rules of the road will become law before this Congress ends. Inaction is not an option, and we are committed to rolling up our sleeves and doing the hard work to ensure legislative progress does not punish innovators or consumers who see digital assets as a foundation for their financial future.

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Today’s Senate Agriculture Committee markup represents a significant step toward a final market structure bill. We appreciate the hard work required to advance such a complex piece of legislation out of committee and with both sides of the aisle to try to keep this momentum on track. Today’s vote demonstrated the Chairman’s leadership, and we are grateful to him and his staff for incorporating suggestions to try to include all perspectives and create a workable structure to advance U.S. leadership in the crypto space.

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The Senate Agriculture Committee’s latest draft signals that the will to enact bipartisan market structure legislation this year remains strong. The momentum has not shifted. As we review the text, we will continue engaging closely with our members and the Committee to ensure the framework works for the digital asset industry and U.S. consumers. We thank the Committee and its staff for their tireless work and will remain a strong, constructive voice at the negotiating table.

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The Digital Chamber strongly supports advancing market structure legislation and remains committed to seeing a bill signed by President Trump this year. While the Senate Banking Committee draft is a work in progress, we are actively pushing for targeted improvements and offering amendments to strengthen it. Regardless of the outcome of tomorrow’s markup, we will continue engaging at every step of the process to help shape a final bill that works for our members, innovators, and U.S. consumers.

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The latest version of the market structure proposal is a 278-page working draft that reflects meaningful bipartisan engagement throughout the text. It is encouraging to see the process continue to move forward toward establishing a clear regulatory framework for digital assets.

We look forward to Thursday’s markup and appreciate the Senators and staff who have put in significant work to reach this stage. We will remain actively engaged to improve the text as the bill continues to evolve, and we are encouraged by the continued momentum to advance a market structure bill this year.

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