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HR7737119th Congress·Introduced 2026-02-26

Is The Bill "SEEDS Act of 2026" Crypto Friendly?

Based on 1 published commentary, this bill is very pro-crypto.

Very Pro-Crypto
About this bill

This legislation amends the Internal Revenue Code to permit digital asset indexes as eligible investments within tax-advantaged Trump accounts. By expanding the list of qualifying investments to include diversified digital asset index funds, the bill aims to provide savers with regulated exposure to the cryptocurrency market. Additionally, it makes the associated contribution pilot program permanent, establishing a long-term pathway for retail investors to integrate digital assets into their tax-sheltered savings portfolios.

Introduced
2026-02-26
Status
Introduced and Sponsored
Legislature
119th Congress
Stance on Crypto
Very Pro-Crypto
From 1 published commentary

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Support in Congress
  • Sponsors1 Republican1
  • Cosponsors2 Republicans2
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Commentary

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marked this bill asVery Pro-Crypto

The legislation represents a significant positive development for the cryptocurrency industry by integrating digital assets directly into the federal tax-advantaged savings system. By designating digital asset indexes as eligible investments for Trump accounts, the bill lowers barriers to entry for everyday investors seeking diversified exposure to cryptocurrencies without navigating complex self-custody arrangements or facing immediate tax liabilities. The inclusion of digital asset indexes encourages a diversified investment approach, which can mitigate volatility risks for retail savers. This statutory recognition validates digital assets as a legitimate, mainstream investment class comparable to traditional equities. Furthermore, making the underlying contribution program permanent provides structural stability, giving financial institutions and product issuers the long-term regulatory clarity needed to develop and offer compliant digital asset index products. Overall, this policy facilitates broader market adoption, channels capital into the crypto ecosystem through tax-incentivized vehicles, and aligns digital assets with federal savings initiatives.

Where Congress stands

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Sponsors

1

1 Republican

  • Profile picture of Young Kim
    Young Kim
    CA-40

Cosponsors

2

2 Republicans

  • Profile picture of Maria Salazar
    Maria Salazar
    FL-27
  • Profile picture of William Timmons IV
    William Timmons IV
    SC-4