What Members of the U.S. House of Representatives from the 117th Session of Congress Support Crypto?

Below is a list of all U.S. house members from the 117th session of congress and whether they are supportive of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. You can also view crypto stances broken down by house committees.

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Young Kim

@RepYoungKim

Crypto leadership is the next frontier of American innovation. 2026 must be the year that we sign the CLARITY Act into law & secure America’s spot as the world’s leader in crypto!

2026-01-06T01:32:00.000Z

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

@mcchiperson77 Stronger. Bitcoin was already strong which is why insecure leaders panic.

2026-01-03T17:56:59.000Z

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

@mcchiperson77 China’s war on Bitcoin mining made Bitcoin strong, helped America, and hurt China. Trump’s EO was great. Congress is still missing the mark, trying to lock in an account-based future.

2026-01-03T17:55:48.000Z

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Bryan Steil

@RepBryanSteil

If you want to know how Biden tried to kill digital asset innovation…read

https://t.co/QPWCElpVKZ

2026-01-02T19:04:41.000Z

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸

@RepMTG

Very important read that most Americans have no idea happened this past year in Congress. I voted NO on GENIUS Act because it hands power over to banks and federal regulatory framework of Stable coins, but opens the back door for a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). I voted use it protects self custody allowing you to control your keys and stops a third party, bank or exchange, from freezing or seizing your assets, but the CLARITY Act is stalled in the Senate. GENIUS became law, CLARITY and other good legislation like Anti-CBDC have not. The real danger lies in Digital ID, CBDC, and no self custody. You think you want to run a tax revolt over Somali scam daycare centers and continued funding of foreign wars, if the government puts Digital ID and CBDC and controls your keys, you won’t be able to refuse to pay your taxes. You’ll only be able to comply or die.

2025-12-31T17:02:46.000Z

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

What’s going on in crypto? Flat or declining markets. Definite vibe shift... A few thoughts. Markets have stalled, in my opinion, because the disintermediation use case has been effectively destroyed in America. An account-based industry offers no distinct advantage over the status quo. A toxic combination of regulatory and legal malfeasance combined with legislative inertia have caused capital flight and user avoidance - in America. In 2025 GENIUS Act became law, providing a federal framework for stablecoins. This is an account-based approach, favored by banks, that prevents non-banks from paying interest, fails to protect self-custody and by design enables a "wholesale CBDC". The wholesale part is cosmetic. On the back end all of the other characteristics of CBDC are being built while the massive deficits that undermine the value of the dollar continue unabated. Stablecoins offer the hope of more demand for US Treasuries, which may help lower rates and more broadly distribute the monetization of federal interest payments on our massive debt and deficits. Meanwhile, the broader digital asset market still awaits passage of the CLARITY Act by the Senate. Along with providing some overly cumbersome legal clarity for tokenized commodities, tokenized securities, and tokenized real world assets, CLARITY promises to fix some of the deficiencies in GENIUS by protecting self-custody and incorporating other House provisions. Ultimately, if the Senate even passes a bill, I expect any nod to individual freedom will be cosmetic and pose no meaningful change to the account-based regime. The future of money will determine the future. Without massive divine intervention, that future looks permissioned, surveilled, and debased. Remember, the promise of Bitcoin was not an illiquid inflating asset, but rather a permission-less, peer-to-peer payment system. With Bitcoin, no third party could condition your access to your money, and you could move it anywhere at the speed of light. Account-based HODL dominance has led to some useful innovations, but they are highly threatened as already noted, and punctuated by men in jail for writing software to protect self-custody and privacy. At some point, the industry and government will offer digital ID to grant permission to their permissioned network for money. Do not be deceived; this is a cosmetic illusion of freedom designed to enable more surveillance, coercion, and control. We need to reject this globalist surveillance state and return to first principles. No government grants you permission to transact, and no government should infringe this right without probable cause and due process. Returning to this condition requires either a wholesale rejection of the 3rd party doctrine or strong legal protections, for privacy and decentralized computing architectures (like Bitcoin or ZCash) that build trust in ways that limit surveillance and always protect permissionless self-custody. I've pushed for such a future since 2017, but most of the momentum looks like account-based dominance with some cosmetic nods to individual freedom. Digital ID and CBDC pose an existential threat to the future of freedom, and they have more momentum. It would be wise to make a plan to grow and preserve your net worth with that in mind. You can keep telling your Congress to FULLY ban Central Bank Digital Currency, ban Digital ID, protect self-custody, and guarantee the right to transact is once again un-infringed. It will take a miracle, but I believe miracles still happen. Happy New Year!

2025-12-31T15:20:56.000Z

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

What's going on in crypto? Flat or declining markets. Definite vibe shift... A few thoughts. Markets have stalled, in my opinion, because the disintermediation use case has been effectively destroyed in America. An account-based industry offers no distinct advantage over the status quo. A toxic combination of regulatory and legal malfeasance combined with legislative inertia have caused capital flight and user avoidance - in America. In 2025 GENIUS Act became law, providing a federal framework for stablecoins. This is an account-based approach, favored by banks, that prevents non-banks from paying interest, fails to protect self-custody and by design enables a "wholesale CBDC". The wholesale part is cosmetic. On the back end all of the other characteristics of CBDC are being built while the massive deficits that undermine the value of the dollar continue unabated. Stablecoins offer the hope of more demand for US Treasuries, which may help lower rates and more broadly distribute the monetization of federal interest payments on our massive debt and deficits. Meanwhile, the broader digital asset market still awaits passage of the CLARITY Act by the Senate. Along with providing some overly cumbersome legal clarity for tokenized commodities, tokenized securities, and tokenized real world assets, CLARITY promises to fix some of the deficiencies in GENIUS by protecting self-custody and incorporating other House provisions. Ultimately, if the Senate even passes a bill, I expect any nod to individual freedom will be cosmetic and pose no meaningful change to the account-based regime. The future of money will determine the future. Without massive divine intervention, that future looks permissioned, surveilled, and debased. Remember, the promise of Bitcoin was not an illiquid inflating asset, but rather a permission-less, peer-to-peer payment system. With Bitcoin, no third party could condition your access to your money, and you could move it anywhere at the speed of light. Account-based HODL dominance has led to some useful innovations, but they are highly threatened as already noted, and punctuated by men in jail for writing software to protect self-custody and privacy. At some point, the industry and government will offer digital ID to grant permission to their permissioned network for money. Do not be deceived; this is a cosmetic illusion of freedom designed to enable more surveillance, coercion, and control. We need to reject this globalist surveillance state and return to first principles. No government grants you permission to transact, and no government should infringe this right without probable cause and due process. Returning to this condition requires either a wholesale rejection of the 3rd party doctrine or strong legal protections privacy and decentralized computing architectures (like Bitcoin or ZCash) that build trust in ways that limit surveillance and always protect permissionless self-custody. I've pushed for such a future since 2017, but most of the momentum looks like account-based dominance with some cosmetic nods to individual freedom. Digital ID and CBDC pose an existential threat to the future of freedom, and they have more momentum. It would be wise to make a plan to grow and preserve your net worth with that in mind. You can keep telling your Congress to FULLY ban Central Bank Digital Currency, ban Digital ID, protect self-custody, and guarantee that right to transact is once again un-infringed. It will take a miracle, but I believe miracles still happen. Happy New Year!

2025-12-31T14:43:02.000Z

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Warren Davidson replied to a post from @JasonTateUF

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

Proverbs 18:17 “The one who first states a case seems right, until the other comes and cross-examines.” Because of the war on crypto, there is very low trust in our institutions. I know there are bad actors in the space, but incumbent financial institutions and their government allies have prevented legal clarity. They also object to the freedom of self-custody for everyone by arguing the only way to stop bad actors is to keep everything account-based - permissioned money with integrated surveillance.

2025-12-29T19:07:30.000Z

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Warren Davidson replied to a post from @itscarterhughes

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

@itscarterhughes Great! Now ban digital ID and CBDC.

2025-12-29T03:30:40.000Z

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

The American Revolution could have never worked without privacy AND free speech. Once the speaker is known, dissent can be targeted for enforcement. Digital ID is a tool for tyrants, especially when linked to Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). One ring to rule them all…

2025-12-29T03:26:12.000Z

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Steven Horsford

@StevenHorsford

December’s been busy: • I called for Congressional briefings on nuclear testing; • Delivered big wins for Creech & Nellis in the #NDAA; • Intro’ed bills strengthening ethics laws & increasing healthcare access for military families; • Passed legislation to create local jobs out of the U.S. House; • Released a discussion draft on taxing #crypto fairly. It’s an honor to serve #NV04, and that means making the most of every single day. #SprintingThroughTheFinish

2025-12-26T20:10:51.000Z

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Rep. Steven Horsford

@RepHorsford

The Digital Asset PARITY Act is a joint effort by @RepMaxMiller & me to bring clarity & common-sense guardrails to our tax policy around crypto. Right now, even the smallest crypto transaction can trigger significant taxes, while other areas of the law have gaps welcoming abuse. Our discussion draft addresses these challenges, so consumers and businesses alike benefit from this emerging technology.

2025-12-20T18:15:21.000Z

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Congressman Mike Carey

@RepMikeCarey

Today, I was proud to lead a group of my @HouseGOP colleagues in a letter to @SecScottBessent urging him and the @IRSnews to issue fair tax treatment for crypto stakers. America must remain the crypto capital of the world! Read more about the letter here:

2025-12-19T16:53:59.000Z

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

And now you know the rest of the story… “Don’t just follow the missiles; follow the money.” The Europeans are essentially in a financial war for the future. This video also helps explain Europe’s love for Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and opposition to stablecoins.

2025-12-18T19:29:21.000Z

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Elissa Slotkin reposted the post below

Coin Medium

@Thecoinmedium

U.S. Lawmakers Target Crypto Fraud With Bipartisan Bill

The SAFE Crypto Act, introduced by Senators Elissa Slotkin and Jerry Moran, proposes a federal task force to combat cryptocurrency fraud. The initiative brings together Treasury officials, law enforcement, regulators, and private-sector experts to address scams, phishing, and illicit crypto activity. With crypto-related crime projected at over $51 billion in 2024.

coinmedium.com/regulation/us-…

2025-12-18T08:54:26.000Z

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William Timmons IV reposted the post below

FINTECH.TV

@FintechTvGlobal

Representative William Timmons (@RepTimmons) joins @RemyBlaireNews on Market Movers to share his outlook on crypto regulation and the legislative priorities shaping the U.S. economy. Catch the full exclusive interview now on FINTECH.TV

2025-12-16T16:49:41.000Z

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Sen. Elissa Slotkin

@SenatorSlotkin

It’s critical we protect Americans against scams in all industries, but especially cryptocurrency. That starts with equipping local law enforcement with the tools they need and our bill draws upon every resource we have to combat fraud in digital assets. yahoo.com/news/articles/…

2025-12-16T13:15:06.000Z

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FINTECH.TV

@FintechTvGlobal

U.S. Representative William Timmons (@RepTimmons) says passing clear crypto market structure legislation is urgent to keep the U.S. leading the global economy, arguing blockchain-driven efficiencies are key to long-term growth. Why he believes speed on digital asset policy matters for Main Street and U.S. competitiveness:

2025-12-15T17:31:05.000Z

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Rep. Frank Pallone

@FrankPallone

Trump’s Securities and Exchange Commission is letting grifting crypto executives get off scot-free, and it’s clear why. Trump doesn’t want the gravy train to stop for his allies or his own crypto grift. nytimes.com/2025/12/14/us/…

2025-12-15T20:07:27.000Z

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Warren Davidson replied to a post from @StumpffKurt

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

The Fed and stablecoins will eat the Treasuries - as the quoted post indicates. Default risk is real. EU, UK, Canada may favor CBDC to USD stablecoins. China pushes their BRICS CBDC as the rival to USD. For some, this monetary reset has been the point of the deficits. The future of money decides the future.

2025-12-15T19:39:59.000Z

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Warren Davidson replied to a post from @NoLimitGains

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

@NoLimitGains The Fed and stablecoins will eat the Treasuries. Default risk is real. EU, UK, Canada may favor CBDC to USD stablecoins. China pushes their BRICS CBDC as the rival to USD. For some, this monetary reset has been the point of the deficits. The future of money decides the future.

2025-12-15T08:10:58.000Z

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Rep. Vern Buchanan

@VernBuchanan

Thanks to @POTUS’ America First agenda, U.S. banks can now serve as intermediaries for crypto transactions under clear rules. This keeps financial innovation here at home, strengthens consumer trust and ensures the future of finance is led by America, not foreign adversaries. reuters.com/sustainability…

2025-12-14T16:41:28.000Z

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Texas Tribune

@TexasTribune

Texas has launched its new cryptocurrency reserve with a $5 million purchase of Bitcoin as the state continues to embrace the volatile and controversial digital currency. bit.ly/3MKu8Am

2025-12-12T17:31:01.000Z

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Rep. John Larson

@RepJohnLarson

Before I left D.C. this week, I moved to force a House vote on banning Members of Congress from trading stocks. Americans should be able to trust that their elected officials are working for them, not padding portfolios or drumming up crypto schemes. The time to act is now!

2025-12-12T20:32:42.000Z

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Rep. Barry Moore

@RepBarryMoore

"The marketplace is DESPERATE to have their product regulated." Crypto is a key industry that needs guidelines to operate. @HouseGOP passed the CLARITY Act to accomplish this goal.

2025-12-11T22:46:27.000Z

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Young Kim

@RepYoungKim

Crypto has countless applications from wealth creation to secure payments. Americans deserve the market certainty and consumer protections that the CLARITY Act provides. The Senate needs to pass CLARITY now.

2025-12-11T22:24:45.000Z

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Rep. Jamie Raskin

@RepRaskin

When your health insurance premiums increase next year, thank MAGA Republicans. Donald Trump promised to “lower costs on Day One,” but he spends his days tinkering with plans for his vanity project White House ballroom. Let them eat crypto and pardons for dictators.

2025-12-11T20:13:22.000Z

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U.S. House Committee on Financial Services

@USHouseFSC

Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Fin. Tech, and AI Ranking Member @RepStephenLynch at today's hearing: "I'm concerned that some of the regulatory proposals before this committee not only fail to include adequate guardrails, but they also invite the financial services industry in adopting AI to choose which consumer protection and investor protection and safety and soundness regulations that they would like to avoid."

2025-12-11T03:24:58.000Z

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Rep. Chip Roy Press Office

@RepChipRoy

Rep. Roy's Statement After Voting Against the House Passed Conference Report of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2026: "The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) secured major victories that move the Pentagon in the right direction by further dismantling woke policies, ending outdated authorizations of force, and strengthening our military capability. Notably, the NDAA includes legislation I authored delivering a major win for constitutional governance by fully repealing the 1991 and 2002 Authorizations for the Use of Military Force (AUMF). I am proud to have worked on a bipartisan basis with Rep. Meeks and in the past, Rep. Barbara Lee to deliver this victory. Removing these outdated provisions strengthens our constitutional framework by reaffirming that military action must not rely on decades-old statutes. We believe this is the first repeal of an AUMF in Congressional history and thus marks real progress toward restoring proper war powers. Moreover, I am proud that the NDAA implements commonsense protections for fairness and integrity within our institutions by prohibiting men from competing in women’s sports at our Service Academies and permanently eliminating statutory DEI mandates. The legislation also requires the Intelligence Community to provide the American people the truth about the role the Chinese Communist Party played in unleashing the COVID-19 virus. Taken together, these reforms represent meaningful progress toward ending ideological distractions and restoring mission-first focus at the Pentagon. But despite these important wins, the final version of the NDAA contained serious failures that I cannot ignore, including being roughly $8 billion above the House top-line budget - meaning Congress will now have to find $8 billion in cuts just to keep overall spending flat. It also falls short on basic principles like protecting taxpayer dollars from funding gender ideology. While it rightly prohibits TRICARE from covering gender-transition surgery, it still allows coverage for cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers - an unacceptable loophole that continues to funnel defense dollars to subsidize gender-transitioning. The legislation also continues and expands Ukraine funding for 2 years without yet a clear indication from President Zelenskyy on complying with President Trump’s proposed peace plan or any other clear sign the endless war will end. In addition to these (and other) substantive reasons, one of the most troubling failures is the removal of the strong anti-Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) safeguards that House conservatives fought to include earlier this year. The House-passed bill rightly prohibited the Federal Reserve from issuing or testing a CBDC, thereby preventing unelected bureaucrats from having the power to track, monitor, or control Americans’ private financial transactions under the guise of a government-run digital currency. Nor did the Senate rectify its mistaken empowerment of Senators only – as opposed to unelected hard-working Americans – to effectively “sue-and-settle” to recover a minimum of $500,000 in taxpayer-funded damages per violation in disputes with federal agencies. Although this NDAA contains several positive and long-overdue reforms, the increased deficit spending, the inclusion of unacceptable policies that run counter to the department’s mission, and the exclusion of promised reforms like the anti-CBDC policies regrettably required me to vote against the legislation."

2025-12-11T00:06:36.000Z

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

He's an unlikely Bond villain, but here we are. Congress just reneged on the promise to ban Central Bank Digital Currency. Meanwhile, the central banks are building it. Ban CBDC!

2025-12-10T18:59:46.000Z

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