What Members of the U.S. House of Representatives from the 118th Session of Congress Support Crypto?

John Curtis

Senator from Utah (R)

Elissa Slotkin

Senator from Michigan (D)

Scott Fitzgerald

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Glenn Thompson

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Mike Collins Jr

Rep from Georgia (R)

Michelle Fischbach

Rep from Minnesota (R)

Rudy Yakym III

Rep from Indiana (R)

Gus Bilirakis

Rep from Florida (R)

Ann Wagner

Rep from Missouri (R)

Marc Molinaro

Rep from New York (R)

Dan Goldman

Rep from New York (D)

Nancy Mace

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Beth Van Duyne

Rep from Texas (R)

Ruben Gallego

Senator from Arizona (D)

Eric Swalwell

Rep from California (D)

Dan Crenshaw

Rep from Texas (R)

Burgess Owens

Rep from Utah (R)

Nikki Budzinski

Rep from Illinois (D)

Henry Cuellar

Rep from Texas (D)

Adam Schiff

Senator from California (D)

Kat Cammack

Rep from Florida (R)

Randy Feenstra

Rep from Iowa (R)

Don Davis

Rep from North Carolina (D)

Tony Gonzales II

Rep from Texas (R)

Elise Stefanik

Rep from New York (R)

Dan Bishop

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Marjorie Greene

Rep from Georgia (R)

Claudia Tenney

Rep from New York (R)

Steven Horsford

Rep from Nevada (D)

Barry Loudermilk

Rep from Georgia (R)

Mónica De La Cruz

Rep from Texas (R)

Brittany Pettersen

Rep from Colorado (D)

Colin Allred

Rep from Texas (D)

Tim Burchett

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Dean Phillips

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Angie Craig

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Andrew Garbarino

Rep from New York (R)

Steve Womack

Rep from Arkansas (R)

Mike Levin

Rep from California (D)

Blaine Luetkemeyer

Rep from Missouri (R)

Buddy Carter

Rep from Georgia (R)

Don Bacon

Rep from Nebraska (R)

Troy Nehls

Rep from Texas (R)

Mike Johnson

Rep from Louisiana (R)

David Kustoff

Rep from Tennessee (R)

David Schweikert

Rep from Arizona (R)

Guy Reschenthaler

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Robert Menendez

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Stephanie Bice

Rep from Oklahoma (R)

David Valadao

Rep from California (R)

Robert Garcia

Rep from California (D)

Brad Finstad

Rep from Minnesota (R)

Hillary Scholten

Rep from Michigan (D)

Rick Allen

Rep from Georgia (R)

Larry Bucshon

Rep from Indiana (R)

Michael Cloud

Rep from Texas (R)

Scott Franklin

Rep from Florida (R)

Ben Cline

Rep from Virginia (R)

Seth Moulton

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Lori Chavez-DeRemer

Rep from Oregon (R)

Andy Ogles

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Chuck Fleischmann

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Jake Ellzey Sr.

Rep from Texas (R)

Thomas Kean Jr.

Rep from New Jersey (R)

Daniel Webster

Rep from Florida (R)

Jonathan Jackson

Rep from Illinois (D)

Brett Guthrie

Rep from Kentucky (R)

Shri Thanedar

Rep from Michigan (D)

Carlos Giménez

Rep from Florida (R)

Ronny Jackson

Rep from Texas (R)

Morgan Griffith

Rep from Virginia (R)

Eli Crane

Rep from Arizona (R)

Victoria Spartz

Rep from Indiana (R)

Eric Sorensen

Rep from Illinois (D)

Rob Wittman

Rep from Virginia (R)

Max Miller

Rep from Ohio (R)

Blake Moore

Rep from Utah (R)

Morgan Luttrell

Rep from Texas (R)

Paul Gosar DR.

Rep from Arizona (R)

Brendan Boyle

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Roger Williams

Rep from Texas (R)

Brian Mast

Rep from Florida (R)

Ashley Hinson

Rep from Iowa (R)

Lisa McClain

Rep from Michigan (R)

Maria Salazar

Rep from Florida (R)

Anthony D'Esposito

Rep from New York (R)

Greg Pence

Rep from Indiana (R)

Nathaniel Moran

Rep from Texas (R)

Jen Kiggans

Rep from Virginia (R)

Rich McCormick DR.

Rep from Georgia (R)

Cory Mills

Rep from Florida (R)

Celeste Maloy

Rep from Utah (R)

John Duarte

Rep from California (R)

Neal Dunn

Rep from Florida (R)

Pete Stauber

Rep from Minnesota (R)

Marilyn Strickland

Rep from Washington (D)

Eric Burlison

Rep from Missouri (R)

Troy Balderson

Rep from Ohio (R)

Mike Garcia

Rep from California (R)

Clay Higgins

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Haley Stevens

Rep from Michigan (D)

Drew Ferguson IV

Rep from Georgia (R)

Robert Aderholt

Rep from Alabama (R)

Bob Good

Rep from Virginia (R)

Mike Kelly Jr

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

John Rutherford

Rep from Florida (R)

Mikie Sherrill

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Pete Aguilar

Rep from California (D)

Josh Brecheen

Rep from Oklahoma (R)

Jason Smith

Rep from Missouri (R)

Tom McClintock

Rep from California (R)

Randy Weber

Rep from Texas (R)

Diana Harshbarger

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Bill Posey

Rep from Florida (R)

Greg Steube

Rep from Florida (R)

Nick Langworthy

Rep from New York (R)

Cliff Bentz

Rep from Oregon (R)

Trent Kelly

Rep from Mississippi (R)

Barry Moore

Rep from Alabama (R)

John James

Rep from Michigan (R)

Austin Scott

Rep from Georgia (R)

Mike Ezell

Rep from Mississippi (R)

Mike Bost

Rep from Illinois (R)

Virginia Foxx

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Rick Crawford

Rep from Arkansas (R)

Nicole Malliotakis

Rep from New York (R)

Chip Roy

Rep from Texas (R)

Aaron Bean

Rep from Florida (R)

August Pfluger II

Rep from Texas (R)

Ken Calvert

Rep from California (R)

Jim Baird DR.

Rep from Indiana (R)

Mike Rogers

Rep from Alabama (R)

Juan Ciscomani

Rep from Arizona (R)

Jared Moskowitz

Rep from Florida (D)

Michelle Steel

Rep from California (R)

Dan Newhouse

Rep from Washington (R)

Laurel Lee

Rep from Florida (R)

Chris Smith

Rep from New Jersey (R)

Lloyd Smucker

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Mark Amodei

Rep from Nevada (R)

Jim Costa

Rep from California (D)

Pat Fallon

Rep from Texas (R)

Jack Bergman

Rep from Michigan (R)

Dave Joyce

Rep from Ohio (R)

Tom Tiffany

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Kevin Hern

Rep from Oklahoma (R)

Kevin Kiley

Rep from California (R)

John Joyce

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Russell Fry

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Mike Simpson

Rep from Idaho (R)

David Rouzer

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Sydney Kamlager-Dove

Rep from California (D)

Jimmy Gomez

Rep from California (D)

Tracey Mann

Rep from Kansas (R)

Brian Fitzpatrick

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Bruce Westerman

Rep from Arkansas (R)

John Moolenaar

Rep from Michigan (R)

Tim Walberg

Rep from Michigan (R)

Adrian Smith

Rep from Nebraska (R)

Tom Cole

Rep from Oklahoma (R)

Anna Paulina Luna

Rep from Florida (R)

Jay Obernolte

Rep from California (R)

Michael Guest

Rep from Mississippi (R)

Michael McCaul

Rep from Texas (R)

Brian Babin

Rep from Texas (R)

Joe Wilson

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Jeff Van Drew

Rep from New Jersey (R)

Brad Schneider

Rep from Illinois (D)

Anna Eshoo

Rep from California (D)

Mario Díaz-Balart

Rep from Florida (R)

Susie Lee

Rep from Nevada (D)

Keith Self

Rep from Texas (R)

Greg Stanton

Rep from Arizona (D)

Jim Banks

Senator from Indiana (R)

Thomas Suozzi

Rep from New York (D)

Glenn Grothman

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Lucy McBath

Rep from Georgia (D)

James Comer

Rep from Kentucky (R)

Annie Kuster

Rep from New Hampshire (D)

Mark Alford

Rep from Missouri (R)

Jeff Duncan

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Jake LaTurner

Rep from Kansas (R)

Jim Jordan

Rep from Ohio (R)

Darin LaHood

Rep from Illinois (R)

Russ Fulcher

Rep from Idaho (R)

Carol Miller

Rep from West Virginia (R)

Mike Turner

Rep from Ohio (R)

Ron Estes

Rep from Kansas (R)

Hal Rogers

Rep from Kentucky (R)

Ted Lieu

Rep from California (D)

Lance Gooden

Rep from Texas (R)

Derrick Van Orden

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Andy Harris

Rep from Maryland (R)

Richard Hudson Jr.

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Julia Letlow

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Jimmy Panetta

Rep from California (D)

Jodey Arrington

Rep from Texas (R)

Sam Graves Jr.

Rep from Missouri (R)

Mary Miller

Rep from Illinois (R)

Marc Veasey

Rep from Texas (D)

Bob Latta

Rep from Ohio (R)

Dale Strong

Rep from Alabama (R)

Andrew Clyde

Rep from Georgia (R)

Ryan Zinke

Rep from Montana (R)

Gary Palmer

Rep from Alabama (R)

Darrell Issa

Rep from California (R)

Josh Harder

Rep from California (D)

Chuck Edwards

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Steve Scalise

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Scott Perry

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Pat Ryan

Rep from New York (D)

Mariannette Miller-Meeks

Rep from Iowa (R)

Scott DesJarlais

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Vern Buchanan

Rep from Florida (R)

Timothy Kennedy

Rep from New York (D)

Greg Murphy DR.

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Debbie Lesko

Rep from Arizona (R)

Wesley Hunt

Rep from Texas (R)

Brad Wenstrup DR.

Rep from Ohio (R)

Andy Kim

Senator from New Jersey (D)

Abigail Spanberger

Rep from Virginia (D)

Doug LaMalfa

Rep from California (R)

Mary Peltola

Rep from Alaska (D)

Zoe Lofgren

Rep from California (D)

Michael Waltz

Rep from Florida (R)

Doug Lamborn

Rep from Colorado (R)

Cathy McMorris Rodgers

Rep from Washington (R)

Jerry Carl Jr

Rep from Alabama (R)

Kelly Armstrong

Rep from North Dakota (R)

Brandon Williams

Rep from New York (R)

Garret Graves

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Harriet Hageman

Rep from Wyoming (R)

John Carter

Rep from Texas (R)

Lauren Boebert

Rep from Colorado (R)

Susan Wild

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Michael Burgess DR.

Rep from Texas (R)

Jeff Jackson

Rep from North Carolina (D)

Kay Granger

Rep from Texas (R)

Greg Landsman

Rep from Ohio (D)

Vince Fong

Rep from California (R)

Stacey Plaskett

Rep from Virgin Islands (D)

Anti-Crypto Representatives

Brad Sherman

Rep from California (D)

85 Stances

Stephen Lynch

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

25 Stances

Sean Casten

Rep from Illinois (D)

22 Stances

Sylvia Garcia

Rep from Texas (D)

19 Stances

Jared Huffman

Rep from California (D)

16 Stances

Frank Pallone Jr

Rep from New Jersey (D)

13 Stances

Bill Foster

Rep from Illinois (D)

11 Stances

Norma Torres

Rep from California (D)

Chuy García

Rep from Illinois (D)

Al Green

Rep from Texas (D)

Steve Cohen

Rep from Tennessee (D)

Greg Casar

Rep from Texas (D)

Nikema Williams

Rep from Georgia (D)

Juan Vargas

Rep from California (D)

Mark Pocan

Rep from Wisconsin (D)

Joyce Beatty

Rep from Ohio (D)

Joaquin Castro

Rep from Texas (D)

Gerry Connolly

Rep from Virginia (D)

Kim Schrier DR.

Rep from Washington (D)

David Scott

Rep from Georgia (D)

Katie Porter

Rep from California (D)

Jan Schakowsky

Rep from Illinois (D)

Rashida Tlaib

Rep from Michigan (D)

Maxine Waters

Rep from California (D)

Nydia Velázquez

Rep from New York (D)

Frederica Wilson

Rep from Florida (D)

Ayanna Pressley

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Sanford Bishop Jr.

Rep from Georgia (D)

Pramila Jayapal

Rep from Washington (D)

Betty McCollum

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Terri Sewell

Rep from Alabama (D)

Doris Matsui

Rep from California (D)

Linda Sánchez

Rep from California (D)

Jahana Hayes

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Maxwell Frost

Rep from Florida (D)

Sharice Davids

Rep from Kansas (D)

Shontel Brown

Rep from Ohio (D)

Matt Rosendale

Rep from Montana (R)

Diana DeGette

Rep from Colorado (D)

Jerry Nadler

Rep from New York (D)

Emanuel Cleaver II

Rep from Missouri (D)

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Rep from New York (D)

Rick Larsen

Rep from Washington (D)

Marcy Kaptur

Rep from Ohio (D)

Delia Ramirez

Rep from Illinois (D)

Jennifer McClellan

Rep from Virginia (D)

Veronica Escobar

Rep from Texas (D)

Yvette Clarke

Rep from New York (D)

Julia Brownley

Rep from California (D)

Danny Davis

Rep from Illinois (D)

Becca Balint

Rep from Vermont (D)

Paul Tonko

Rep from New York (D)

Kweisi Mfume

Rep from Maryland (D)

Jim Clyburn

Rep from South Carolina (D)

Joe Neguse

Rep from Colorado (D)

Donald Norcross

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Jason Crow

Rep from Colorado (D)

Bonnie Watson Coleman

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Joe Morelle

Rep from New York (D)

Melanie Stansbury

Rep from New Mexico (D)

Chellie Pingree

Rep from Maine (D)

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

Rep from Washington (D)

Andrea Salinas

Rep from Oregon (D)

Ed Case

Rep from Hawaii (D)

Lizzie Fletcher

Rep from Texas (D)

Ilhan Omar

Rep from Minnesota (D)

Hank Johnson

Rep from Georgia (D)

Lori Trahan

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Rosa DeLauro

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Adam Smith

Rep from Washington (D)

Morgan McGarvey

Rep from Kentucky (D)

Summer Lee

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Madeleine Dean

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Chris Deluzio

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Steny Hoyer

Rep from Maryland (D)

Joe Courtney

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Kathy Castor

Rep from Florida (D)

Nanette Barragán

Rep from California (D)

Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Rep from Florida (D)

Bobby Scott

Rep from Virginia (D)

Robin Kelly

Rep from Illinois (D)

Jim McGovern

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Mary Scanlon

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

John Larson

Rep from Connecticut (D)

Lloyd Doggett

Rep from Texas (D)

Val Hoyle

Rep from Oregon (D)

Jamie Raskin

Rep from Maryland (D)

Grace Meng

Rep from New York (D)

Deborah Ross

Rep from North Carolina (D)

John Garamendi

Rep from California (D)

Debbie Dingell

Rep from Michigan (D)

Lauren Underwood

Rep from Illinois (D)

Teresa Leger Fernandez

Rep from New Mexico (D)

Richard Neal

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Suzanne Bonamici

Rep from Oregon (D)

Judy Chu

Rep from California (D)

Jared Golden

Rep from Maine (D)

Mark DeSaulnier

Rep from California (D)

Alma Adams

Rep from North Carolina (D)

Bill Keating

Rep from Massachusetts (D)

Troy Carter Sr.

Rep from Louisiana (D)

Glenn Ivey

Rep from Maryland (D)

David Trone

Rep from Maryland (D)

Frank Mrvan

Rep from Indiana (D)

Grace Napolitano

Rep from California (D)

Tony Cárdenas

Rep from California (D)

Matt Cartwright

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Jamaal Bowman

Rep from New York (D)

Barbara Lee

Rep from California (D)

John Sarbanes

Rep from Maryland (D)

Jennifer Wexton

Rep from Virginia (D)

Bill Pascrell Jr.

Rep from New Jersey (D)

Cori Bush

Rep from Missouri (D)

Gwen Moore

Rep from Wisconsin (D)

Mark Takano

Rep from California (D)

Valerie Foushee

Rep from North Carolina (D)

Bennie Thompson

Rep from Mississippi (D)

Dan Kildee

Rep from Michigan (D)

Dutch Ruppersberger

Rep from Maryland (D)

Jill Tokuda

Rep from Hawaii (D)

Kathy Manning

Rep from North Carolina (D)

Derek Kilmer

Rep from Washington (D)

Sara Jacobs

Rep from California (D)

André Carson

Rep from Indiana (D)

Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick

Rep from Florida (D)

Dwight Evans

Rep from Pennsylvania (D)

Seth Magaziner

Rep from Rhode Island (D)

Earl Blumenauer

Rep from Oregon (D)

Recent Stances By Representatives On Crypto

Congressman Greg Casar

@RepCasar

NEW: Trump is inviting the top owners of his personal cryptocurrency to a private dinner in DC. Trump isn’t draining the swamp. He’s selling tickets to it on the blockchain. cbsnews.com/amp/news/trump…

2025-04-28T16:30:30.000Z

Neutral on Crypto

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

Great thread explaining the Federal Reserve's crypto announcement. What was seen: end Chokepoint and open banking for crypto. What went unseen: help the biggest banks. They've concluded they can't kill crypto, but they still seek to keep it account-based. Protect self-custody.

2025-04-28T12:14:42.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Tom Emmer Jr. reposted the post below

The Bitcoin Conference

@TheBitcoinConf

"BITCOIN ISN'T THE PROBLEM. CENTRALIZED CONTROL IS."

GOP MAJORITY WHIP TOM EMMER TO SPEAK IN LAS VEGAS AT CODE+COUNTRY

2025-04-24T21:17:56.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Frank Pallone

@FrankPallone

Trump‘s corruption has no bounds. He should not be allowed to sell access to the White House with his cryptocurrency. The Supreme Court made a huge mistake in providing the president with immunity from prosecution. It allows Trump to profit from his presidency without any limits.

2025-04-25T14:24:33.000Z

Neutral on Crypto

Congressman Mike Lawler

@RepMikeLawler

I joined Seward & Kissel for a fireside chat, discussing the national debt, crypto, capital markets, the economy, and the majority’s priorities in the 119th Congress. Happy to share there will not be a tax bill that doesn’t lift the SALT cap

2025-04-23T12:42:12.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Joyce Beatty

@RepBeatty

Thinking about investing in crypto? While digital assets can offer new opportunities, they also come with risks. Before you invest:

Research the market and volatility

Use reputable platforms

Never invest more than you can afford to lose Smart investing starts with smart learning. #FLM2025

2025-04-22T22:03:00.000Z

Neutral on Crypto

Rep. Nydia Velazquez

@NydiaVelazquez

Puerto Rico is set to lose $4.5B by 2026 from tax breaks for wealthy investors, while costs rise & locals are pushed out. My bill will close loopholes for digital assets & end PR’s crypto tax haven status. This bill will help Puerto Ricans shape their own economic future.

2025-04-22T18:32:04.000Z

Neutral on Crypto

Bryan Steil

@RepBryanSteil

Congratulations @PaulSAtkins! Excited to work together and usher in the golden age of digital assets in the U.S.

2025-04-22T16:09:47.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

Commodity Backed Stable Coins are payment stablecoins and should be regulated as payment stablecoins. x.com/i/grok/share/x…

2025-04-19T14:52:33.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil reposted the post below

Tony Edward (Thinking Crypto Podcast)

@ThinkingCrypto1

Passing Crypto Regulations To Stop Rogue Regulators Like Gary Gensler! Congressman Bryan Steil, Chairman of Financial Services Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, & AI, talks about the need to pass Crypto regulations in the US to provide clarity and prevent rogue regulators like former SEC Chair Gary Gensler from abusing their power. Watch the full interview youtu.be/-pIFCNCuK5M #crypto #stablecoins #sec #garygensler #congress #trump #senate #thinkingcrypto @RepBryanSteil @ThinkCryptoPod

2025-04-19T13:31:38.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Mike Carey

@RepMikeCarey

ICYMI: I joined @610wtvnnews this morning to talk about the Buckeyes' Championship visit to Washington, extending critical tax cuts, and the first ever cryptocurrency legislation ever signed into law. LISTEN: https://t.co/VnIRbMyP7a

2025-04-16T11:47:05.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Brad Sherman

@BradSherman

He’s also offering exemptions to certain products, to the benefit of those in Trump’s orbit. The richest and most powerful in America are now trying to figure out how to give money to Trump’s favorite political operatives and family members – possibly by transferring Bitcoin through secret crypto wallets or making large purchases of Trump’s own crypto coins. (2/3)

2025-04-14T21:47:14.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Congressman Byron Donalds

@RepDonaldsPress

Our nation currently has no regulatory framework for digital assets. As a result, most of the investment in this industry is made overseas. We can change this. Congress is working to establish this framework & once we do so, we will be able to greatly expand finance in America.

2025-04-14T21:36:09.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Stephen F. Lynch

@RepStephenLynch

Our country is facing historic inflation, and President Trump’s reckless, on-again, off-again tariffs are sending our markets into a tailspin. Rather than working to protect American consumers and market integrity, my Republican colleagues are determined to push reckless crypto enrich the crypto bros and the Trump family’s crypto business, despite clear conflicts of interest.

2025-04-14T15:59:19.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Congressman William Timmons

@RepTimmons

Friday 5! It was a busy week!

1.) The @dogecommittee held a hearing on “Federal Foreclosure: Reducing the Federal Real Estate Portfolio.”

2.) The Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, and Artificial Intelligence held a hearing entitled, “American Innovation and the Future of Digital Assets Aligning the U.S. Securities Laws for the Digital Age.” @financialcmte

3.) LEGISLATION PASSED: • H. Con. Res. 14: @housegop passed the budget resolution. • H.R. 22, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act – landmark legislation ensuring only U.S. citizens participate in our elections. • H.R. 1526, the No Rogue Rulings Act. This ensures rogue judges do not block the lawful exercise of executive power.

4.) Spoke at Michelin’s reception during their visit to Washington, D.C. — proud to highlight their longstanding presence and vital role in South Carolina’s 4th District.

5.) Launched the Bipartisan Congressional Coffee Caucus with my colleague @repjilltokuda.

2025-04-11T18:40:11.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil

@RepBryanSteil

Great to join President Trump yesterday for the signing of the first ever digital asset bill. Thank you @realdonaldtrump, @repmikecarey, and @sentedcruz for your leadership!

2025-04-11T17:15:20.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil

@RepBryanSteil

Our work is just getting started @RepDustyJohnson - the U.S. will be the leader in digital assets!

2025-04-11T16:06:44.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Dusty Johnson

@RepDustyJohnson

I’m proud to work with my friend @RepBryanSteil to develop a regulatory regime that will enable digital assets and blockchain to thrive in our country. forbes.com/sites/digital-…

2025-04-11T13:38:54.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bryan Steil reposted the post below

David Sacks

@davidsacks47

UPDATE: As promised, President Trump has signed the bill to repeal the DeFi Broker Rule. Congratulations to @SenTedCruz, @RepMikeCarey, and @RepBryanSteil for steering the resolution through Congress.

2025-04-11T02:40:20.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Mike Carey reposted the post below

David Sacks

@davidsacks47

2025-04-11T02:40:20.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Mike Carey reposted the post below

Rapid Response 47

@RapidResponse47

President Donald J. Trump has officially signed the bill to repeal the “DeFi Crypto Broker Rule.” It is the first cryptocurrency bill ever signed into law by a president.

2025-04-11T00:46:29.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

French Hill

@RepFrenchHill

A historic moment for crypto. Thanks to President Trump for his leadership in ensuring America leads in the digital asset space. .@FinancialCmte looks forward to continuing our legislative work to fulfill the President’s vision of a Golden Age for digital assets.

2025-04-11T01:48:08.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Mike Carey

@RepMikeCarey

HISTORY MADE

Just now, @POTUS signed my bill to repeal to the IRS DeFi Crypto Broker Rule. This is the first cryptocurrency bill EVER signed into law by a president. @HouseGOP is working to keep America as the crypto capital of the world!

2025-04-10T22:41:36.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Byron Donalds

@RepDonaldsPress

The Left has repeatedly wielded the heavy hand of the federal government to attempt to cut-off industries such as digital assets/ fossil fuels from the financial system. Hardworking Americans from ALL WALKS OF LIFE deserve the economic liberty to control their own fiscal future.

2025-04-09T21:35:11.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Congressman Byron Donalds

@RepDonaldsPress

There is significant legal uncertainty surrounding the application of law to digital assets. This leaves users and developers inadequately protected and stifles innovation. Today in the @FinancialCmte, we discussed the current regulatory climate alongside industry experts.

2025-04-09T20:02:07.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Bill Huizenga

@RepHuizenga

Under former Chair Gary Gensler, the SEC did more harm than good by stifling innovation here in the United States. They pushed American digital asset companies offshore instead of engaging in clear and constructive rulemaking. Check out my remarks on the future of digital assets during today’s @FinancialCmte subcommittee hearing below.

2025-04-09T19:43:07.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Rep. Sylvia Garcia

@RepSylviaGarcia

Funny how that works — Trump and his billionaire buddies invest in and promote the crypto industry, then suddenly prosecutors are told to back off. The @TheJusticeDept and @SECGov need to do their jobs. I’m fighting to protect working families from getting scammed while the ultra-wealthy continue to line their pockets at the expense of working people. @USHouseFSC

2025-04-09T17:35:08.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Rep. Mike Flood

@USRepMikeFlood

Under @GaryGensler, blockchain faced rigid regulation that stifled innovation. It’s a new day under President @realdonaldtrump, who has already taken steps to rollback Biden’s oppressive regulation. More in my full comments during today’s Digital Assets Subcommittee hearing

2025-04-09T16:45:27.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

William Timmons IV reposted the post below

Financial Services GOP

@FinancialCmte

WATCH: @RepTimmons on the opportunities provided by digital assets: "The tokenization of real world assets has the potential to fundamentally transform our financial systems. More importantly, it offers a powerful tool to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse in government operations."

2025-04-09T15:58:36.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Bill Huizenga reposted the post below

Eleanor Terrett

@EleanorTerrett

“Washington likes to declare things either fish or fowl. We want very clear lines on things. Turns out that crypto is actually more of a platypus, it has a lot of characteristics and it depends on where it is as to how it should be regulated.” — @RepHuizenga

2025-04-09T14:58:18.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto