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

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Keith Self reposted the post below

Rep. Keith Self

@RepKeithSelf

China’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) functions as a social credit tool—giving the government unprecedented insight into personal lives and the power to restrict freedoms. That is the complete opposite of the principles and liberties enshrined in the United States in America—forever.

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Congressman Dan Meuser

@RepMeuser

Under the Biden administration, government bureaucrats pressured and threatened banks to stop doing business with certain industries like fossil fuels, firearms, digital assets, and religious organizations. My @FinancialCmte Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations exposed this effort, and yesterday’s @USOCC report confirmed many of our findings. This goes way beyond the scope of the federal government’s authority, and it’s exactly what Democrats will do if they regain power in Washington. My colleagues and I on the Financial Services Committee have advanced legislation to ensure future Democrat administrations cannot pressure banks into carrying out their far left ideology. Watch:

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Congressman Dan Meuser

@RepMeuser

Today's @USOCC report exposes how far Biden-era debanking went to pressure banks to cut off Americans for their politics, faith, and lawful businesses. My Oversight & Investigations Subcommittee has exposed this overreach since our first hearing on Operation Choke Point 2.0 and in our report on Biden's debanking of digital assets. @FinancialCmte is working to end debanking for good. My SAFE Guidance Act stops regulators from using unofficial guidance to pressure banks, and @RepAndyBarr’s FIRM Act permanently ends the "reputation risk" standard Biden regulators used to discourage institutions from banking lawful industries like firearms and crypto. Thank you to @USComptroller Gould and OCC for their work to expose this overreach, and I look forward to continuing our work together to ensure a future administration cannot repeat Biden’s mistakes.

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Jared Moskowitz, Rep from Florida (D)

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Jared Moskowitz completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for digital assets, viewing them as an important part of the future of finance. He advocates for clear legislative pathways for digital asset businesses, the right to self-custody, and ending the de-banking of lawful crypto users. Moskowitz supports enabling responsible innovation through regulatory certainty and has backed initiatives like the GENIUS Act and Clarity Act, while also anticipating a bipartisan crypto market structure bill.

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

ICYMI... Zelensky and the leaders of the EU, the UK, Canada, the DNC, and many neocons are all in the same anti-Trump, anti-American club. The war being waged is beyond the scope of the current battlefield. PS: Ban CBDC.

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Rep. Nancy Mace

@RepNancyMace

Our veterans deserve the best. Yet the VA still runs on decades-old legacy systems, many dating back to the 1990s. Veterans pay for it with slow claims, scheduling delays, and exposed personal data. We reintroduced the Veterans Affairs Distributed Ledger Innovation Act to bring ntury. It requires a full report on how blockchain could make benefits claims more accurate, more accountable, and harder to defraud. It's already cleared the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs. Our veterans earned a system worthy of their service.

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Mark Pocan replied to a post from @DoTheySupportIt

Mark Pocan

@MarkPocan

@DoTheySupportIt Pro consumer and pro good aspects of crypto. Not the bad.

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Mark Pocan

@MarkPocan

If you invest in cryptocurrency, your money is more at risk when drug dealers, human traffickers & terrorists use it as well. But @BryanSteil is in charge of regulating it in Congress. Instead of watching out for you, he is for the industry, risking your investment. Swampy.

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Mark Pocan

@MarkPocan

When crypto tries to buy elections, they piss off those who won’t be bought off. Bad idea by the industry. @BryanSteil may be ok with being bought off. But that’s a losing strategy.

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Mark Pocan

@MarkPocan

Today would be a great day for @BryanSteil to reject the millions of dollars given to his campaign & spent on behalf by the cryptocurrency industry, he is the chair of the subcommittee that regulates the industry. Crypto - used by by drug dealers, human traffickers & terrorists.

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Bryan Steil

@RepBryanSteil

Thank you @ChairmanSelig! Clear regulations will help protect consumers and ensure the U.S. is a leader in digital assets

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Max Miller

@MaxMillerOH

I had a great talk with Luke Martin on the Woo and WayCo Podcast, discussing the issues that Wooster and Wayne Counties are most affected by, including: - Tax Cuts - Data Centers - Tariff Reform - American Manufacturing - Cryptocurrency Listen below

https://t.co/yv0PXK8jB1

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Darren Soto, Rep from Florida (D)

Quoted from standwithcrypto.org

Darren Soto completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and demonstrated strong support for clear legislative pathways for digital asset businesses, advocating for a framework to define digital asset classifications and the right to self-custody for Americans. He supports ending de-banking for lawful crypto users and businesses, believes non-custodial software developers should not be regulated as financial intermediaries, and backs updating market structure laws for digital asset trading venues. Soto has sponsored prior crypto regulatory bills and actively supports the Consumer Product Safety Act to boost blockchain innovation.

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French Hill

@RepFrenchHill

Had a great conversation last month with UK Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence Kanishka Narayan MP, Alliance Founder and Chair Dr. Lisa Cameron, House of Lords Member Lord Ranger of Northwood, former Cabinet Minister Sir Gavin Williamson CBE, and leaders from EasyA, OpenPayd, and Vault12. It is critical that the United States remain the global leader in digital assets and financial innovation, and working with allies is essential to maintaining that leadership. instagram.com/p/DeICScGOMZ0/…

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Rep. Jason Smith

@RepJasonSmith

I commend Senator @SteveDaines for introducing the Aligning Digital Assets with Principles of Taxation Act. This bill has much in common with the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act, which passed out of the Ways and Means Committee on a strong bipartisan vote. There is also clear momentum building to deliver tax certainty to digital asset owners and ensure America remains the crypto capital of the world.

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Lloyd Doggett

@RepLloydDoggett

With Greg Abbott’s urging and generous tax incentives, Texas has become the top data center market on the entire planet with almost 600 centers, operating or planned. I’m not against all data centers, just those imposed on communities without adequate consultation about the impact on air, water, and electric rates. Abbott’s feigned surprise about the impact of his crusade for more crypto & data centers and his postponing a meaningful response until next year is unacceptable. cnn.com/2026/07/24/hea…

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Congressman Al Green

@RepAlGreen

The Financial Times article below, titled “Trust companies turn away crypto-rich on money-laundering fears,” speaks for itself. You can access the article by clicking the link here: msn.com/en-gb/news/oth…

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Congressman Al Green

@RepAlGreen

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Lloyd Doggett

@RepLloydDoggett

Crypto is great for tax evasion. There is no good reason for excluding crypto platforms from filing IRS Form 1099 like other securities dealers. And an exclusion costs $4 billion of estimated tax cheating. Last week, GOP, always obedient to Trump, said cheat on by rejecting my amendment. Easier for them to talk against fraud than actually take meaningful steps to stop it. youtube.com/watch?v=pBWFpj…

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Congresswoman Hillary Scholten

@RepScholten

Small businesses shouldn’t have to figure out new technology on their own. Digital assets like cryptocurrency are becoming more common, but that doesn’t mean every Main Street business has the time or resources to understand the risks, benefits, taxes, and security questions hat’s why I introduced the COIN Act: to give small business owners clear, reliable information so they can make informed decisions about whether digital assets make sense for their business.

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Rep. Michael Cloud

@RepMichaelCloud

The next administration can undo these actions unless Congress acts. I have introduced the Permanent CBDC Ban Act. Congress must ensure Americans will never be exposed to unconstitutional financial surveillance. Read more about the bill: cloud.house.gov/posts/release-…

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Rep. Steven Horsford

@RepHorsford

The Ways and Means Committee advanced H.R. 10357, the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act, by a bipartisan 38–5 vote. I’m proud to cosponsor this legislation and help shape an approach that gives consumers, investors, and innovators clearer rules for a rapidly changing digital ortant step forward, but the work continues. We need a tax code that keeps pace with new technology while providing certainty, accountability, and strong safeguards. On to the next step.

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Warren Davidson 🇺🇸

@WarrenDavidson

CBDC = communist money for the digital age. Programmable money puts the government between you and your money. You will only have access with their permission. This is an existential threat to western civilization.

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Lloyd Doggett

@RepLloydDoggett

Not only is crypto a valuable tool for tax evasion, money laundering, and other criminal activity, the data centers it requires can impact our air, water, and electricity bills. Crypto-miners have actually cost Texans millions when they have to be paid to conserve energy during disasters and heat waves. We should at least be able to learn the extent of their energy use and environmental damage. But in rejecting my amendment to their crypto tax breaks bill, GOP made clear their view that what you don’t know, can’t hurt you. youtu.be/wAJyNWX-8d4

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Just the News

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"The President has said he wants the United States to be the crypto capital of the world." @RepJasonSmith discusses the bipartisan passage of new tax legislation for digital assets, which cleared the committee with a 38–5 vote. @jsolomonReports @AmandaHead

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Rep. Eric Burlison

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The abusive power of federal lawfare can change how you view government power. @OwenShroyer1776 experienced it firsthand. Today on Fresh Freedom, we discuss what that experience means in an era of Flock cameras, mass data collection, CBDCs, and increasingly powerful surveillance technology. How much power should the government have over your data, privacy, and money? Watch Episode 78 now.

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Eleanor Terrett

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NEW: A group of seven Senate Democrats, including @gillibrandny, @MarkWarner, @SenRubenGallego and @Sen_Alsobrooks, say they are “committed to working in a bipartisan fashion” to pass the Clarity Act. The statement comes amid early efforts to restart bipartisan talks and gauge the appetite on both sides for returning to the table and getting the Clarity Act passed before the end of the year, according to three sources familiar with the discussions.

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Rep. Jason Smith

@RepJasonSmith

Today, I was proud to pass the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act out of the Ways and Means Committee, providing the first ever tax framework for digital assets. Providing greater certainty in our tax code for the treatment of digital assets is critical to ensuring the United pital of the world, and I appreciate that his was a strong, bipartisan effort that has tremendous economic and innovative potential for our nation.

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Congressman Max Miller

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We say we want to make the United States of America the crypto capital of the world—and this bill makes sure that goal isn’t just a bunch of hot air. I am proud of the work we have put into this legislation and for the inclusion of my bill, the Full House Act.

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Lloyd Doggett

@RepLloydDoggett

With soaring prices from Trumpflation, tariff taxes, and a reckless war, Americans are hardly prioritizing new tax breaks for crypto. Crypto poses the same threat to our financial system as kryptonite to Superman. Yet after spending a quarter of a billion dollars in the last congressional election, benefiting some and intimidating many, the crypto industry got the preferential tax treatment they wanted. And Republicans crafted their bill to ensure that Trump can continue to rake in billions from crypto by trading off the public trust. I spoke out forcefully against this corrupt wrong. youtu.be/nhUkijJeZSI

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