Legislators urging for Stablecoin and the crypto industry construction expenses

In a bid to fulfill the Trump administration’s promises to the blockchain industry, various U.S. legislators announced on Wednesday that they would work with Congress to pass legislation to pass bitcoin and crypto market structures over the upcoming days.

U.S. Rep. French Hill (R-AR ) told a panelist at the Digital Chamber’s Blockchain Summit 2025 Conference in Washington, D.C., that lawmakers will publish a revision of FIT 21, a legislative blueprint that provides regulatory safeguards for the U.S. cryptocurrency industry, in the “next few days.”

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), who was present alongside Hill, said that “business needs clarity and predictability.” You want that to be a part of the rules of our nation.

Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI), the leader of the House Financial Services Crypto Subcommittee, made fun of the release of a House bitcoin act before the close of the day. On Wednesday evening, the document was posted lived on a state website. &nbsp,

President Donald Trump has pledged to reshape the United States into the” crypto capital of the world” by backing the creation of a more beneficial regulatory environment for the digital property market for months. Early last month, his bitcoin king, David Sacks, pledged to move both cryptocurrency and market structure expenses within the first 100 days of President Trump’s next word. &nbsp,

While it’s obvious that Sacks ‘ date was far too ambitious, politicians are making moves to show the crypto market that passing comprehensive bitcoin policy is in the forefront of their minds. &nbsp,

U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno pleaded with a crowd of onlookers to complete a comprehensive digital property markets construction costs by the end of Congress ‘ summer recess, which will start in early August, while sitting on a panel with three other congresspeople. &nbsp,

” Market construction, Genius Act, SBR done by August, best,” Moreno said. What do you think, exactly?

Gillibrand chimed in to attenuate the audience’s aspirations. &nbsp,

” We cannot get market structure done [ by then], but you’re definitely going to get a] stablecoin]bill,” she said.