Procedural Vote on US House Crypto Bill Stalls, CBDC Stance Emerges as Key Point of Division
According to Jinse Finance, during the legislative push of "Crypto Week," the second round of procedural voting on crypto bills in the U.S. House of Representatives has stalled. Some Republican lawmakers insist on including a clause to ban central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), leading to divisions. Although the first round of voting has advanced the legislative process for key bills such as the GENIUS Stablecoin Act, the wording regarding CBDCs has become a focal point of controversy, casting uncertainty over subsequent votes. Trump was originally scheduled to sign the bill this week, but the current situation is being described as "utter chaos."
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