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Is The Bill "Keep Your Coins Act of 2025" Crypto Friendly?

Description:

This bill proposes to prohibit federal agencies from restricting an individual's ability to use "convertible virtual currency" to purchase goods or services for their own use. It also safeguards the right of individuals to self-custody digital assets via self-hosted wallets for any lawful purpose. The legislation defines key terms such as convertible virtual currency, covered user, and self-hosted wallet to clarify the scope of these protections.

Date Introduced:

2025-01-03

Status:

Introduced and Sponsored

Stance on Crypto:

Very Pro-Crypto

Links:

  • https://www.congress.gov/119/bills/hr148/BILLS-119hr148ih.pdf
  • https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/148
  • https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/119/hr148

Primary Commentary:
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This bill is highly pro-crypto because it directly protects two fundamental aspects of cryptocurrency use: the ability to self-custody digital assets and the freedom to use them for personal transactions. By prohibiting federal agencies from restricting these activities, the bill significantly reduces regulatory risk and potential government overreach for individual users. The protection of self-custody, specifically through self-hosted wallets, is a strong signal for decentralization and individual financial autonomy, which aligns perfectly with core crypto principles. Furthermore, ensuring that individuals can use convertible virtual currency to purchase goods and services for their own use promotes the practical adoption and utility of crypto beyond speculative investment. This legislation provides crucial enabling clarity by carving out protected areas of crypto activity, removing ambiguity, and preventing potential hostile regulations that could limit access or impose undue burdens on ordinary users.

Congress members who support this bill

Sponsors

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Warren Davidson
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Ted Budd

Cosponsors

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Nick Begich III
Profile picture of Thomas Massie
Thomas Massie
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Marjorie Greene
Profile picture of Mike Lee
Mike Lee
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Cynthia Lummis

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