Bipartisan Support Surges for GENIUS Act in the House

After a rocky start, Representative French Hill announced that the House now has bipartisan support to pass the GENIUS Act, aimed at regulating stablecoins, on July 16, 2025.

The push for the GENIUS Act marks an important step in U.S. digital asset regulation, with bipartisan support indicating potential market shifts.

The GENIUS Act, spearheaded by Rep. French Hill, seeks to establish federal regulation for dollar-backed stablecoins in the United States. Both Senator Bill Hagerty and Senator Cynthia Lummis support the bill, emphasizing its industry importance.

The legislation aims to stimulate domestic stablecoin issuance by offering regulatory certainty. Hill stated confidence in having enough votes to advance the bill, backed by a recent Oval Office engagement with former President Trump.

“I believe that we do have the votes to advance the Senate’s GENIUS Act, which will create the first federally regulated dollar-backed stablecoins.” — Rep. French Hill, Chair, House Financial Services Committee

Adoption of the GENIUS Act would impact stablecoins like USDC and USDT, potentially altering their use in DeFi. Experts predict an increase in institutional inflows as issuers may prefer U.S. domiciling.

The Act specifically targets stablecoin issuance and backing, influencing treasury holdings and reserves. Prior regulatory clarifications led to a rise in stablecoin TVL, indicating possible outcomes if the bill passes.

Historical trends reveal regulatory stability tends to bring short-term volatility but long-term market growth. Should the Act succeed, stablecoins may solidify their role in global financial markets.

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