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White House Digital Asset Policy Advisor: "Crypto Week" Will Cement the United States' Role as the Global Cryptocurrency Capital

White House Digital Asset Policy Advisor: "Crypto Week" Will Cement the United States' Role as the Global Cryptocurrency Capital

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/12 11:22
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According to ChainCatcher, White House digital asset policy advisor Bo Hine posted on X, stating that an important week is approaching. From July 14 to July 20, the House of Representatives will hold "Crypto Week." The GENIUS Act will be sent to President Trump's desk, the CLARITY Act will be sent to the Senate, and "Crypto Week" will further solidify the United States' role as the global capital of cryptocurrency.

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