What Members of the U.S. House of Representatives from the 116th Session of Congress Support Crypto?

Roger Marshall

Senator from Kansas (R)

John Curtis

Senator from Utah (R)

Ralph Norman Jr.

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Elissa Slotkin

Senator from Michigan (D)

Glenn Thompson

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

9 Stances

Ann Wagner

Rep from Missouri (R)

Gus Bilirakis

Rep from Florida (R)

Ruben Gallego

Senator from Arizona (D)

Eric Swalwell

Rep from California (D)

Dan Bishop

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Henry Cuellar

Rep from Texas (D)

Dean Phillips

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Tim Burchett

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Steven Horsford

Rep from Nevada (D)

Adam Schiff

Senator from California (D)

Angie Craig

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Mike Levin

Rep from California (D)

Elise Stefanik

Rep from New York (R)

Blaine Luetkemeyer

Rep from Missouri (R)

Dan Crenshaw

Rep from Texas (R)

Colin Allred

Rep from Texas (D)

Tim Ryan

Rep from Ohio (D)

Steve Womack

Rep from Arkansas (R)

Barry Loudermilk

Rep from Georgia (R)

Daniel Webster

Rep from Florida (R)

Greg Pence

Rep from Indiana (R)

Morgan Griffith

Rep from Virginia (R)

Rob Wittman

Rep from Virginia (R)

Seth Moulton

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

David Kustoff

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Larry Bucshon

Rep from Indiana (R)

Markwayne Mullin

Senator from Oklahoma (R)

Buddy Carter

Rep from Georgia (R)

Ben Cline

Rep from Virginia (R)

Michael Cloud

Rep from Texas (R)

Guy Reschenthaler

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Mike Johnson

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Brian Mast

Rep from Florida (R)

Rick Allen

Rep from Georgia (R)

David Schweikert

Rep from Arizona (R)

Brett Guthrie

Rep from Kentucky (R)

Don Bacon

Rep from Nebraska (R)

Brendan Boyle

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Paul Gosar DR.

Rep from Arizona (R)

Roger Williams

Rep from Texas (R)

Tim Walberg

Rep from Michigan (R)

Robert Aderholt

Rep from Alabama (R)

Adrian Smith

Rep from Nebraska (R)

Russ Fulcher

Rep from Idaho (R)

Lloyd Smucker

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Michael McCaul

Rep from Texas (R)

Andy Harris

Rep from Maryland (R)

Jason Smith

Rep from Missouri (R)

Darin LaHood

Rep from Illinois (R)

Vern Buchanan

Rep from Florida (R)

Jimmy Gomez

Rep from California (D)

Carol Miller

Rep from West Virginia (R)

Bob Latta

Rep from Ohio (R)

Clay Higgins

Rep from Louisiana (R)

John Moolenaar

Rep from Michigan (R)

Greg Steube

Rep from Florida (R)

Josh Harder

Rep from California (D)

Scott DesJarlais

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Richard Hudson Jr.

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Mike Garcia

Rep from California (R)

David Rouzer

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Haley Stevens

Rep from Michigan (D)

Bill Posey

Rep from Florida (R)

Brad Schneider

Rep from Illinois (D)

Lucy McBath

Rep from Georgia (D)

Glenn Grothman

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Tom Tiffany

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Lance Gooden

Rep from Texas (R)

Troy Balderson

Rep from Ohio (R)

Ken Calvert

Rep from California (R)

Ron Estes

Rep from Kansas (R)

Mario Díaz-Balart

Rep from Florida (R)

Thomas Suozzi

Rep from New York (D)

Annie Kuster

Rep from New Hampshire (D)

Gary Palmer

Rep from Alabama (R)

Chuck Fleischmann

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Jim Banks

Senator from Indiana (R)

Jodey Arrington

Rep from Texas (R)

Mike Bost

Rep from Illinois (R)

Dan Newhouse

Rep from Washington (R)

John Rutherford

Rep from Florida (R)

Brian Fitzpatrick

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Jack Bergman

Rep from Michigan (R)

Chris Smith

Rep from New Jersey (R)

Steve Scalise

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Mike Simpson

Rep from Idaho (R)

Dave Joyce

Rep from Ohio (R)

Virginia Foxx

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Scott Perry

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Jim Costa

Rep from California (D)

Michael Guest

Rep from Mississippi (R)

Jimmy Panetta

Rep from California (D)

Mike Kelly Jr

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Jim Jordan

Rep from Ohio (R)

Ted Lieu

Rep from California (D)

Brian Babin

Rep from Texas (R)

James Comer

Rep from Kentucky (R)

Mike Rogers

Rep from Alabama (R)

Tom McClintock

Rep from California (R)

Jeff Duncan

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Mike Turner

Rep from Ohio (R)

Hal Rogers

Rep from Kentucky (R)

Sam Graves Jr.

Rep from Missouri (R)

Jeff Van Drew

Rep from New Jersey (R)

Jim Baird DR.

Rep from Indiana (R)

Greg Stanton

Rep from Arizona (D)

Anna Eshoo

Rep from California (D)

Trent Kelly

Rep from Mississippi (R)

Susie Lee

Rep from Nevada (D)

Pete Aguilar

Rep from California (D)

Austin Scott

Rep from Georgia (R)

Chip Roy

Rep from Texas (R)

Drew Ferguson IV

Rep from Georgia (R)

John Joyce

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Mikie Sherrill

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Joe Wilson

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Anthony Gonzalez

Rep from Ohio (R)

Randy Weber

Rep from Texas (R)

Mark Amodei

Rep from Nevada (R)

Tom Cole

Rep from Oklahoma (R)

Marc Veasey

Rep from Texas (D)

Bruce Westerman

Rep from Arkansas (R)

Rick Crawford

Rep from Arkansas (R)

Pete Stauber

Rep from Minnesota (R)

Kevin Hern

Rep from Oklahoma (R)

Neal Dunn

Rep from Florida (R)

Greg Murphy DR.

Rep from North Carolina (R)

John Carter

Rep from Texas (R)

Doug LaMalfa

Rep from California (R)

Doug Lamborn

Rep from Colorado (R)

Garret Graves

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Kelly Armstrong

Rep from North Dakota (R)

Abigail Spanberger

Rep from Virginia (D)

Zoe Lofgren

Rep from California (D)

Brad Wenstrup DR.

Rep from Ohio (R)

Debbie Lesko

Rep from Arizona (R)

Susan Wild

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Cathy McMorris Rodgers

Rep from Washington (R)

Andy Kim

Senator from New Jersey (D)

Michael Waltz

Rep from Florida (R)

Kay Granger

Rep from Texas (R)

Kevin McCarthy

Rep from California (R)

Michael Burgess DR.

Rep from Texas (R)

Kevin Brady

Rep from Texas (R)

Stacey Plaskett

Rep from Virgin Islands (D)

Debbie Mucarsel-Powell

Rep from Florida (D)

Anti-Crypto Representatives

Brad Sherman

Rep from California (D)

84 Stances

Stephen Lynch

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

23 Stances

Sean Casten

Rep from Illinois (D)

21 Stances

Jared Huffman

Rep from California (D)

16 Stances

Sylvia Garcia

Rep from Texas (D)

16 Stances

Frank Pallone Jr

Rep from New Jersey (D)

12 Stances

Bill Foster

Rep from Illinois (D)

Norma Torres

Rep from California (D)

Al Green

Rep from Texas (D)

Chuy García

Rep from Illinois (D)

Steve Cohen

Rep from Tennessee (D)

Juan Vargas

Rep from California (D)

Mark Pocan

Rep from Wisconsin (D)

Joaquin Castro

Rep from Texas (D)

Ayanna Pressley

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Joyce Beatty

Rep from Ohio (D)

Gerry Connolly

Rep from Virginia (D)

Frederica Wilson

Rep from Florida (D)

Kim Schrier DR.

Rep from Washington (D)

Jan Schakowsky

Rep from Illinois (D)

Maxine Waters

Rep from California (D)

Rashida Tlaib

Rep from Michigan (D)

Katie Porter

Rep from California (D)

Nydia Velázquez

Rep from New York (D)

Linda Sánchez

Rep from California (D)

Jerry Nadler

Rep from New York (D)

Pramila Jayapal

Rep from Washington (D)

Doris Matsui

Rep from California (D)

Sanford Bishop Jr.

Rep from Georgia (D)

Diana DeGette

Rep from Colorado (D)

Sharice Davids

Rep from Kansas (D)

Jahana Hayes

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Terri Sewell

Rep from Alabama (D)

David Scott

Rep from Georgia (D)

Betty McCollum

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Robin Kelly

Rep from Illinois (D)

Julia Brownley

Rep from California (D)

Lizzie Fletcher

Rep from Texas (D)

Ed Case

Rep from Hawaii (D)

Marcy Kaptur

Rep from Ohio (D)

Judy Chu

Rep from California (D)

Paul Tonko

Rep from New York (D)

David Trone

Rep from Maryland (D)

Rosa DeLauro

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Mary Scanlon

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Rep from Florida (D)

Joe Courtney

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Rick Larsen

Rep from Washington (D)

Jason Crow

Rep from Colorado (D)

Kweisi Mfume

Rep from Maryland (D)

Veronica Escobar

Rep from Texas (D)

Bobby Scott

Rep from Virginia (D)

Lauren Underwood

Rep from Illinois (D)

Mark DeSaulnier

Rep from California (D)

Bill Keating

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Rep from New York (D)

Yvette Clarke

Rep from New York (D)

Adam Smith

Rep from Washington (D)

Ilhan Omar

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Donald Norcross

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Lloyd Doggett

Rep from Texas (D)

Lori Trahan

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Steny Hoyer

Rep from Maryland (D)

Danny Davis

Rep from Illinois (D)

Hank Johnson

Rep from Georgia (D)

Joe Neguse

Rep from Colorado (D)

Kathy Castor

Rep from Florida (D)

Joe Morelle

Rep from New York (D)

Jared Golden

Rep from Maine (D)

John Larson

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Jim Clyburn

Rep from South Carolina (D)

Chellie Pingree

Rep from Maine (D)

John Garamendi

Rep from California (D)

Bonnie Watson Coleman

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Alma Adams

Rep from North Carolina (D)

Emanuel Cleaver II

Rep from Missouri (D)

Madeleine Dean

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Grace Meng

Rep from New York (D)

Suzanne Bonamici

Rep from Oregon (D)

Debbie Dingell

Rep from Michigan (D)

Jamie Raskin

Rep from Maryland (D)

Richard Neal

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Nanette Barragán

Rep from California (D)

Jim McGovern

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Bennie Thompson

Rep from Mississippi (D)

Barbara Lee

Rep from California (D)

Bill Pascrell Jr.

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Matt Cartwright

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Dan Kildee

Rep from Michigan (D)

Jennifer Wexton

Rep from Virginia (D)

Gwen Moore

Rep from Wisconsin (D)

André Carson

Rep from Indiana (D)

Mark Takano

Rep from California (D)

Tony Cárdenas

Rep from California (D)

John Sarbanes

Rep from Maryland (D)

Derek Kilmer

Rep from Washington (D)

Grace Napolitano

Rep from California (D)

Dutch Ruppersberger

Rep from Maryland (D)

Peter Welch

Senator from Vermont (D)

Alan Lowenthal

Rep from California (D)

Dwight Evans

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Earl Blumenauer

Rep from Oregon (D)

Gil Cisneros

Rep from California (D)

John Katko

Rep from New York (R)

Recent Stances By Representatives On Crypto

French Hill

@RepFrenchHill

We've outlined a legislative path forward for a dollar-backed #stablecoin both in the House where we've posted legislation and held a hearing, and in the Senate where @BankingGOP advanced their bill forward last week. Watch more

@MorningsMaria https://t.co/1woN9OmiCu

2025-03-17T13:52:25.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson reposted the post below

DoTheySupportItBot

@DTSIBot

Congressman Warren Davidson hits the nail on the head yet again with his insightful comments on commodity-backed stablecoins. He rightly points out their key advantage: they represent a direct claim to a physical asset, such as gold. This is a crucial distinction from saent bonds, which carry inherent default and liquidity risks. As Davidson points out, even Treasuries are not immune to these risks. Gold, on the other hand, offers a level of stability that fiat-backed assets often struggle to match. While the possibility of fraud always exists, the inherent value and tangible nature of gold provide a strong foundation for a stablecoin. This makes commodity-backed stablecoins a compelling alternative for those seeking a more secure and reliable store of value in the digital asset space. His unwavering support for sound money principles and innovative financial solutions continues to earn him a perfect score from us.

2025-03-15T22:00:57.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Chrissy Houlahan

@RepHoulahan

Law + Order Episode 7: Special Corruption Unit None of these actions make our country safer or citizens more prosperous, but here are some of the things the Trump administration delivered this week: With Tesla stock plummeting, President Trump and Elon Musk hosted a car show on t House immediately after Musk hinted he'll drop another $100M into Trump's political operation. Speaker of the House Johnson calls for an investigation into "attacks" on Tesla owners and vehicles while framing Elon Musk's work eviscerating the federal workforce as "heroic." The Justice Department is shrinking its public corruption unit just weeks after a top official there ordered the corruption charges against the New York Mayor to be dropped, and the unit's leader resigned in protest. This unit was created in 1976 in the wake of the Watergate scandal exposing Nixon's presidential corruption. EPA director Lee Zeldin eliminated all EPA environmental justice offices, which exist to reduce pollution in poor rural and urban communities. The Family Trump is in talks with Binance to buy a stake in the crypto exchange that pleaded guilty in 2023 to violating anti-money-laundering requirements. FBI director Kash Patel is criminalizing Habitat for Humanity and similar groups that have received some level of funding from the EPA, alleging the groups are conspiring to defraud the US. And for some reason, Donald Trump Jr. (but not his father nor the US Secretary of State) met in Belgrade with the Serbian president whose government signed a deal last year with Jared Kushner's company to build a hotel there. To be continued...

2025-03-14T20:20:17.000Z

Neutral on Crypto

Congressman William Timmons

@RepTimmons

Friday 5! A look at some of the work we accomplished this week!

Spoke at @FinancialCmte’s hearing on the importance of a regulatory framework for digital assets.

Voted YES to pass the CR and support President Trump’s America First agenda.

Introduced legislation repealing Biden-era regulations.

Opened an investigation into the Mid-Air Collision of a U.S. Army UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter and American Airlines Flight 5342 near DCA.

Sent a letter with @DOGECommittee requesting @AGPamBondi & @FBIDirectorKash investigate attacks on Tesla as domestic terrorism.

2025-03-14T18:19:35.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bill Huizenga reposted the post below

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Enjoyed chatting with @DC_Reporter about why America needs a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. The time is now to invest in American innovation again. washingtonreporter.news/p/interview-se…

2025-03-13T15:11:02.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Bill Huizenga

@RepHuizenga

Historic moment for my friend and chairman of @bankingGOP, @senatortimscott. Stablecoins have the potential to innovative payment systems and republicans are delivering on their promise to embrace these innovative products.

2025-03-13T18:34:22.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil

@RepBryanSteil

Stablecoins give us an opportunity to continue US Dollar dominance across the globe.

2025-03-13T17:58:39.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

Why commodity-backed stablecoins? They represent a claim to physical custody of a physical asset, like gold. One token represents one ounce, for example. Even Treasuries have default risk and liquidity implications. Physical gold? Either there is fraud, or you have stability.

2025-03-12T20:26:23.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Joyce Beatty

@RepBeatty

At this week's stablecoin hearing, I set the record straight: we must address fraud and instill market integrity in the Wild West crypto ecosystem. That starts with holding bad actors accountable. See more of my comments and conversation with the hearing's witness here: youtu.be/qXhVI4jgAWY

2025-03-12T17:51:49.000Z

Somewhat Anti-Crypto

Tom Emmer

@GOPMajorityWhip

Yesterday, @HouseGOP approved @RepMikeCarey's resolution to roll back an overreaching Biden rule that would have crippled the digital asset industry and stifled American innovation. The Biden administration’s assault on America's digit asset industry is OVER.

2025-03-12T17:22:50.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Tom Emmer

@GOPMajorityWhip

Thank you to @RepFrenchHill and the @FinancialCmte for discussing the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act today, a key step toward passing this bill into law. CBDCs threaten privacy and American values. The stablecoin bill can bring traditional finance on-chain globally while protecting privacy and free markets. We must prioritize BOTH pro-stablecoin and anti-CBDC legislation. I appreciate @RepFrenchHill, @WarrenDavidson, @RepOgles, and @RepAlexMooney's support.

2025-03-12T00:00:01.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil

@RepBryanSteil

Another strong show of support for crypto

2025-03-11T23:03:02.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

In today’s @FinancialCmte hearing on payments: - First Principles - No government grants permission to transact. People have a right to transact, that may be infringed for cause. - Cash is King - Cash is permission-less, no 3rd Party needs to approve cash. @RepJohnRose has a bill to make us usable as intended: Legal Tender for all debts public and private. - Stablecoins - Should retain characteristics of cash, plus provide encrypted security enabling permission-less peer to peer transactions at the speed of light. Protect self-custody. Also, stablecoins are fully backed so more secure than fractional reserve banking. Finally, commodity backed stablecoins don’t even have liquidity risk because the represent a claim to the physical custody of the commodity (eg gold). - Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) is antithetical to this system of money. It is a fully permissioned network where the government grants permission To transact, spies on the transaction, and retains the ability to filter the tranaction at their discretion. We are right to pass @GOPMajorityWhip‘s bill to ban CBDC.

2025-03-11T19:13:48.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Tom Emmer Jr. reposted the post below

Heritage Action

@Heritage_Action

We commend @GOPMajorityWhip for introducing necessary anti-CBDC legislation to prevent the government from centralizing its control over the economy.

2025-03-11T18:57:25.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Dan Meuser

@RepMeuser

Properly regulated stablecoins can provide fast, efficient payment solutions and ensure the U.S. dollar remains a global financial leader. Unlike Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), stablecoins achieve these goals without compromising privacy or market freedom. To unlock the full potential of payment stablecoins, Congress must establish a federal framework for their issuance. In today’s @FinancialCmte hearing, I questioned witnesses on how stablecoins can preserve individual privacy rights and maintain the U.S. dollar’s status as the leading global currency. Watch my remarks and questioning below.

2025-03-11T18:17:36.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Sylvia Garcia

@RepSylviaGarcia

We need strong guardrails to make sure working Americans can safely and securely use crypto and stablecoins. I'm fighting for these critical protections at @USHouseFSC because using these platforms shouldn't come at the expense of consumer safety.

2025-03-11T18:10:16.000Z

Somewhat Anti-Crypto

Rep. Bill Huizenga

@RepHuizenga

Stablecoins have immense potential to simplify our payment systems and revolutionize the way we move money. It is up to Congress to provide regulatory clarity so that the US dollar remains the dominant reserve currency, and I think stablecoins can do that. Today, @financialcmte held a hearing to look at the federal framework for stablecoins. You can watch my remarks and discussion with the witnesses below.

2025-03-11T17:32:04.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

William Timmons IV reposted the post below

Financial Services GOP

@FinancialCmte

WATCH: @RepTimmons on the importance of a regulatory framework for digital assets: "A strong legislative framework will give entrepreneurs and investors and businesses the certainty they need to innovate without fear of regulatory overreach or shifting political agendas."

https://t.co/P2jTI0NxIm

2025-03-11T16:57:33.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Stephen F. Lynch

@RepStephenLynch

As this Committee considers a potential regulatory framework for payment stablecoins, it’s critical to prioritize financial stability, national security, and consumer protection.

2025-03-11T16:54:31.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Tom Emmer Jr. reposted the post below

Financial Services GOP

@FinancialCmte

WATCH: @GOPMajorityWhip on the harmful effects of a potential U.S. CBDC. "CBDC's introduce significant privacy risks and are fundamentally the antithesis of American values."

https://t.co/JEsVfMAOCg

2025-03-11T15:35:10.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bill Huizenga reposted the post below

Financial Services GOP

@FinancialCmte

WATCH: @RepHuizenga on stablecoins' role in protecting the U.S. dollar: “As legislators it is ultimately up to us to provide the regulatory clarity needed to ensure that the U.S. dollar remains the dominant reserve currency, and I believe stablecoins can do that.”

https://t.co/jwuUHYEjuj

2025-03-11T15:07:21.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil reposted the post below

Financial Services GOP

@FinancialCmte

WATCH: @RepBryanSteil delivers opening remarks at today’s hearing on digital assets: “The goal of our digital assets policy is to make sure that the next wave of crypto and Web3 businesses emerge in basements and in dorm rooms, not in boardrooms and law firms.”

https://t.co/KcHZdbBJwI

2025-03-11T14:32:38.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Tom Emmer

@GOPMajorityWhip

A new day has arrived. With a @POTUS who is focused on bringing our financial system into the twenty-first century, opportunities for American innovation and participation in the digital asset ecosystem are limitless.

2025-03-10T23:05:44.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Dan Meuser

@RepMeuser

The Biden administration’s push for a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) threatened Americans' financial privacy. CBDCs give the federal government unprecedented control over our financial transactions. That’s why I strongly support @GOPMajorityWhip Tom Emmer’s Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act to permanently ban unelected bureaucrats from creating a government-controlled digital currency. Tomorrow, @FinancialCmte will explore why we need payment stablecoins for innovation and financial freedom, instead of a government-controlled CBDC that could be used to track and restrict lawful purchases.

2025-03-10T22:10:15.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

Why should America create a federal regulatory framework to regulate stablecoins? Read my answer in The American Conservative: theamericanconservative.com/why-stablecoin…

2025-03-10T15:39:32.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Dan Meuser

@RepMeuser

Great evening following the White House crypto roundtable, where President @realDonaldTrump’s Administration is stepping up to ensure the U.S. remains the global leader in crypto innovation. It was great to hear from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who understands how crypto can help reprivatize the economy. I also had insightful conversations with Michael Saylor and Avalanche CEO Emin Gün Sirer, both of whom are driving the next wave of technological progress. Additionally, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and White House Crypto Czar David Sacks delivered a strong message on the need to fight back against debanking and regulatory overreach, ensuring that innovation stays in the U.S. America must embrace digital assets—not push them offshore. Pro-crypto policies mean economic growth, financial freedom, and a stronger future. @FinancialCmte Republicans will keep fighting to ensure the U.S. is the crypto capital of the world. That starts with House leadership on stablecoins and market structure.

2025-03-08T19:31:35.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bill Huizenga reposted the post below

President Donald J. Trump

@POTUS

"Welcome to the first-ever White House Digital Asset Summit. Last year, I promised to make America the Bitcoin superpower of the world, AND WE'RE TAKING HISTORIC ACTION TO DELIVER ON THAT PROMISE." –President Donald J. Trump

2025-03-08T00:03:36.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bill Huizenga reposted the post below

Tom Emmer

@GOPMajorityWhip

Promises made, promises kept. A few years ago, a @WhiteHouse Crypto Summit was nothing more than a dream. Now, we have a @POTUS who is positioning America to be the crypto capital of the world.

2025-03-08T14:00:02.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil reposted the post below

Tom Emmer

@GOPMajorityWhip

Promises made, promises kept. A few years ago, a @WhiteHouse Crypto Summit was nothing more than a dream. Now, we have a @POTUS who is positioning America to be the crypto capital of the world.

2025-03-08T14:00:02.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Steve Cohen reposted the post below

Steve Cohen

@RepCohen

nytimes.com/2025/03/06/tec… via @NYTimes//this act and other support of crypto is putting the United States financial status in jeopardy. It is simply way to pay back a campaign debt to people who otherwise would be investigated by the CFPB and SEC.Politics at it smelliest

2025-03-07T19:04:25.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Neutral Representatives

Don Beyer Jr.

Rep from Virginia (D)

29 Stances

Jim Himes

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Gregory Meeks

Rep from New York (D)

Lisa Blunt Rochester

Senator from Delaware (D)

Scott Peters

Rep from California (D)

Mike Thompson

Rep from California (D)

Andy Biggs

Rep from Arizona (R)

Chrissy Houlahan

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Suzan DelBene

Rep from Washington (D)

Hakeem Jeffries

Rep from New York (D)

Chris Pappas

Rep from New Hampshire (D)

Dina Titus

Rep from Nevada (D)

Vicente Gonzalez

Rep from Texas (D)

Lou Correa

Rep from California (D)

Raul Ruiz DR.

Rep from California (D)

Ami Bera

Rep from California (D)

Adriano Espaillat

Rep from New York (D)

Katherine Clark

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Mike Quigley

Rep from Illinois (D)

Nancy Pelosi

Rep from California (D)

Salud Carbajal

Rep from California (D)

Ben Luján

Senator from New Mexico (D)

Denver Riggleman

Rep from Virginia (R)

Trey Hollingsworth

Rep from Indiana (R)

Lois Frankel

Rep from Florida (D)

Antonio Delgado

Rep from New York (D)

Doug Collins

Rep from Georgia (R)

Al Lawson

Rep from Florida (D)

Sean Maloney

Rep from New York (D)

Jim Langevin

Rep from Rhode Island (D)

Anthony Brown

Rep from Maryland (D)

Lee Zeldin

Rep from New York (R)

Andy Levin

Rep from Michigan (D)

Dave Loebsack

Rep from Iowa (D)

John Yarmuth

Rep from Kentucky (D)

Collin Peterson

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Peter King

Rep from New York (R)

José Serrano

Rep from New York (D)

Devin Nunes

Rep from California (R)

Chris Stewart

Rep from Utah (R)

Bill Flores

Rep from Texas (R)

TJ Cox

Rep from California (D)

Joseph Kennedy III

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

F. Sensenbrenner

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Abby Finkenauer

Rep from Iowa (D)

Greg Gianforte

Rep from Montana (R)

Val Demings

Rep from Florida (D)

Sean Duffy

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

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