Rep. McHenry hopes digital asset bill passage will be his ‘biggest win’

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U.S. Congressman Patrick McHenry spoke about the prospects for passage of digital asset legislation at the Bitcoin Policy Summit in Washington, DC.

Representative Patrick McHenry, chair of the United States House Financial Services Committee who has announced that he will not seek reelection in 2025, said he saw hope for the passage of legislation on digital assets before the end of his career in politics. Speaking at the Bitcoin Policy Summit in Washington, D.C., McHenry summed up his hopes for his remaining time in office.

McHenry was optimistic about the stablecoin bill. He has been working for two years with his “counterpart” on the House Financial Services Committee — apparently ranking member Maxine Waters — and they. Its passage into law “would be the first sign that there is hope and there is bipartisanship when it comes to this digital world.”“If they just take the time to read Satoshi white paper, it is a much easier conversation.

Source: Digital Coin News (digitalcoinnews.net)

 

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