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Several Trump-backed cryptocurrency bills failed to pass a key House procedural vote Tuesday, blocking progress during Crypto Week, according to CNBC. Thirteen Republicans joined Democrats in a 196-223 vote to block the rule needed to advance crypto legislation. A stablecoin regulation bill called the GENIUS Act, which passed the Senate with some Democratic support, is now stalled in the House after the failed procedural vote. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene opposed the GENIUS Act rule vote because it lacked a ban on central bank digital currency and did not allow amendments. President Trump promoted “Crypto Week” on Truth Social and urged House Republicans to support the GENIUS Act, calling it a critical step toward U.S. leadership in digital assets. He claimed the bill would put America far ahead of its global competitors and emphasized that all Republicans should vote in favor.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03Several Trump-backed cryptocurrency bills failed to pass a key House procedural vote Tuesday,
00:08blocking progress during Crypto Week, according to CNBC.
00:1113 Republicans joined Democrats in a 196 to 223 vote to block the rule needed to advance
00:17crypto legislation. A stablecoin regulation bill called the Genius Act, which passed the
00:23Senate with some Democratic support, is now stalled in the House after the failed procedural vote.
00:28Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene opposed the Genius Act rule vote because it lacked a ban on
00:33central bank digital currency and did not allow amendments. President Trump promoted Crypto Week
00:38on Truth Social and urged House Republicans to support the Genius Act, calling it a critical
00:43step toward U.S. leadership in digital assets. He claimed the bill would put America far ahead
00:49of global competitors and emphasize that all Republicans should vote yes.
00:53For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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