U.S. House Plans Merger for Crypto Bills by August

U.S. House Plans Merger for Crypto Bills by August

The U.S. House of Representatives is working to combine the CLARITY and GENIUS bills , aiming to pass them before August 2025.

The merger could set a precedent for stablecoin regulation, impacting the financial market and boosting institutional adoption.

The CLARITY and GENIUS bills represent significant legislative moves to clarify the regulatory landscape for stablecoins. Spearheaded by Senator Bill Hagerty, the GENIUS Act gains support from bipartisan legislators, including Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Cynthia Lummis. The U.S. House plans to merge these with its CLARITY Act to advance regulatory certainty for digital currencies.

The intended legislation addresses stablecoin backing requirements with liquid assets. If successful, it can enhance institutional confidence and adoption rates. The total stablecoin market has already grown by 55% reaching $251 billion, underscoring the market’s robust expansion.

This regulatory effort is central to stabilizing the U.S. crypto environment, potentially driving stablecoin issuance by major corporations such as Walmart and Amazon. Such moves might impact both the regulatory frameworks and financial markets.

“With the GENIUS Act, we’re bringing clarity to a sector that’s been clouded by uncertainty and proving that bipartisan, principled leadership can still deliver real results for the American people. This did not happen by accident. It happened because we led – across the aisle and with purpose. I’m especially grateful to Senator Hagerty for his leadership, as well as the hard work of many of my colleagues to get this across the finish line.” — Tim Scott, Chairman, Senate Banking Committee

Potential outcomes include increased value locked (TVL) in stablecoin pools and fresh staking flows from institutional sources. Although Bitcoin and Ethereum remain unaffected, their surrounding ecosystems could benefit from clearer rules and greater liquidity. The merger of the CLARITY and GENIUS bills reflects evolving U.S. policy intent to foster a more stable financial digital economy.