Mary Peltola completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for digital asset innovation, advocating for clear legislative pathways for businesses and a framework to define digital assets as securities or commodities. She believes Americans should have the right to self-custody their digital assets and supports federal agencies exploring blockchain technology, while also emphasizing the government's role in providing consumer protection without hindering technological advancement.

"Then at the bottom down here, they are arranging for a Bitcoin to be sent to a wallet address." [H2429]

"I am actually going to read that address out loud: 3Cr9TpVeBegey 4zGRPEdzMC94HzUUScBHN." [H2429]

Eric Sorensen completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and supports establishing clear legislative pathways for digital asset businesses, self-custody rights, and ending de-banking for lawful crypto entities. He advocates for a legislative framework to define digital assets as securities or commodities and supports exploring blockchain technology for government efficiency, while also believing non-custodial software developers should not be regulated as financial intermediaries. Sorensen has supported bills like the Clarity Act and FIT21, emphasizing the need for clear, consistent regulations, strong market structure, and consumer protections, though he does not support widely accessible 1:1 backed stablecoins.

Raja Krishnamoorthi completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for establishing a clear, pro-innovation regulatory framework for digital assets, viewing it as crucial for America to remain a global blockchain leader. He voted in favor of the CLARITY Act, GENIUS Act, and FIT21, and advocates for policies that include protecting the right to self-custody, providing clear pathways for digital asset businesses, and defining when digital assets are securities or commodities.

"Trump meme coin down 96 percent as bitcoin and meme coins slide.' This is the $TRUMP memecoin." [H2455]

"Melania Trump's meme coin architects accused of pump-and-dump fraud in lawsuit.'" [H2456]

"This coin traded at a peak of $45.47 and now goes for $5.79." [H2456]

Nikki Budzinski completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and advocates for comprehensive legislative frameworks to provide clarity for digital assets, including defining securities and commodities, and updating market structure laws. She supports consumer protection, the right to self-custody, and accessible stablecoins, having voted for bills like FIT21 and CLARITY and worked on bipartisan pro-consumer amendments. Additionally, she supports ending de-banking for lawful crypto businesses and exploring blockchain for government efficiency, while also investigating crypto applications for the agricultural sector.

Mike Lawler completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for digital assets, advocating for clear legislative frameworks, the right to self-custody, and accessible stablecoins. He also supports ending de-banking, updating market structure laws, and reforming the tax code for digital assets, while cosponsoring bills like the STABLE Act, Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act.

Brian Fitzpatrick completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and indicated support for clear legislative frameworks, aiming to provide accessible pathways for digital asset businesses and define when an asset is a security or a commodity. He advocates for consumer rights, including the ability to self-custody digital assets and widely access 1:1 backed stablecoins, while also supporting policies that promote blockchain innovation and prevent the de-banking of lawful crypto users.