New Senate Digital Assets Subcommittee Announced, Including Key Members
Senator Cynthia Lummis has announced the formation of the Senate Banking Digital Assets Subcommittee, which she will chair.
| Key Takeaways: – Senator Cynthia Lummis announced and will chair the newly formed Digital Assets Subcommittee to address cryptocurrency and regulatory policies. – The subcommittee includes bipartisan members and aims to promote innovation, establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, regulate stablecoins, and explore CBDCs. |
The Digital Assets Subcommittee is tasked with addressing key issues in digital asset management, including policy development and fostering innovation in blockchain and cryptocurrency.
The bipartisan subcommittee comprises Senators Thom Tillis, Bill Hagerty, Dave McCormick, Bernie Moreno, Ruben Gallego, Tina Smith, Mark Warner, and Chris Van Hollen. Notably, Senators McCormick (PA) and Moreno (OH) received support from crypto-focused political action committees during their campaigns, highlighting the growing intersection between politics and digital finance.
Lummis emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation in developing comprehensive regulations for the rapidly evolving digital asset space. Among the subcommittee’s primary objectives is the passage of legislation to promote responsible innovation while ensuring consumer protection against predatory practices.
Another priority for the Digital Assets Subcommittee is the introduction of a bill to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. In addition, members will address pressing issues such as the regulation of stablecoins, the exploration of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and enhancing transparency within blockchain technology.
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