Trump declares an agreement to end the floor rebellion against encryption bills
President Trump said late on Tuesday that he had reached an agreement with most Republicans in the House of Representatives who have deviated from a procedural vote earlier in the day, putting a trilogy of the cryptocurrency bills on a road to look at the lower room.
This announcement – which was made by the social truth – came after Trump said that he met 11 out of 12 Republicans in the House of Representatives who detonated the procedural vote on Tuesday afternoon, which led to the stopping of screaming.
“I am in the Oval Office with 11 out of 12 members of Congress/women needed to pass the genius law, and after a short discussion, they all agreed to vote tomorrow morning in favor of Al Qaeda,” Trump wrote on the social truth.
He added: “Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson was at the meeting over the phone, and he is looking to take the vote as soon as possible.” “I would like to thank members of Congress/women for their quick and positive response. Make America great again!”
It is still unclear what assurances have received by dozens of Republicans to win their support for the procedural base. The hill continues to the office of the spokesperson Mike Johnson (R-La) to comment.
However, the agreement, however, will allow the council to adopt a procedural base and move forward, taking into account the three cryptocurrency bills and a measure to finance the Pentagon for the 2026 fiscal year since Wednesday, and return the room to the track after winning on Tuesday.
The main concern between the solid unit was the lack of a clause in the genius law that would prevent the creation of a digital currency for the Central Bank. The draft law, which aims to create a regulatory framework for digital -backed digital symbols known as Stablecoins, is the most likely to become law after the Senate cleansing last month.
While the House of Representatives is also scheduled to consider the CBDC control state law, which would prevent the federal reserve from issuing a central bank’s digital currency, it seems unlikely to gain a traction in the Senate.
Trump, who became a major ally of the encryption industry in his second term, urged the House of Representatives to pass a “clean” bill, which is making efforts by legislators to amend or link legislation to another scale, such as the law of clarity of the digital assets market.
The law of the digital assets market, which would divide the supervision of the broader encryption market between the financial organizers, is also to consider the House of Representatives this week. However, the Senate appears to be prepared to propose its market structure legislation.
Voices on the rules-which governs the debate on measures-are usually worldly efforts and partisan line where members of the majority party vote in their favor and those in the minority party in the opposition. However, in recent years, some Republicans have used procedural sounds to express their dissatisfaction with legislation or leadership.
