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Two US crypto bills advanced on Sept 16. The House Ways and Means Committee passed H.R.10357 38-5, covering tax rules for crypto income, transfers, mining, staking, and broker reports. The House Financial Services Committee advanced H.R.8957 28-21, enshrining a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in federal law with government BTC held for at least 20 years. Both need further Congressional action. With CLARITY stalled, is US crypto building a framework across market structure, tax, and national reserves?
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This week started rough with CLARITY failing to advance.
But by the end of the week, there’s honestly more to celebrate than cry about.
Two major crypto bills got approved.
SEC is enabling 24/7 tokenized stock trading.
CFTC is starting to put clear rules for crypto.
And the best part is Bitcoin is still holding strong despite the biggest regulatory setback and Fed rate hike.
We’ve almost survived the worst, things can only get better from here.
$BTC
#CryptoTaxAndBTCReserve Crypto policy in Washington is starting to look less like one big bill and more like a puzzle being assembled piece by piece 👀
H.R.10357 advanced with bipartisan support, targeting something crypto users actually feel: tax uncertainty. It covers areas including mining, staking, reporting and everyday digital-asset transactions.
At the same time, H.R.8957 advanced separately, proposing a Treasury-run Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile for federally held assets.
What caught my attention is the sequencing.
Even with broader market-structure legislation unresolved, Congress is advancing individual pieces covering taxation and government-held BTC.
That suggests US crypto regulation may not arrive through one landmark law. It could emerge as a stack of separate rules covering taxes, reserves, stablecoins and eventually market structure.
The bigger story may be that the framework is being built even while the headline bill waits.

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US crypto policy is increasingly taking shape through multiple separate measures rather than one single package.
H.R.10357 focuses on crypto tax issues, including areas such as mining, staking, reporting, and digital-asset transactions. Separately, H.R.8957 addresses a proposed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile.
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🚨 US JUST TOOK ANOTHER BIG STEP TOWARD CRYPTO REGULATION.
Two major crypto bills just moved forward in the House — one focused on a Strategic $BTC Reserve, the other on clearer crypto tax rules.
🇺🇸 The Bitcoin Reserve proposal would put government-held BTC into a formal reserve structure, with the current version focused on custody of existing holdings rather than simply buying Bitcoin on the open market.
#US Crypto Tax and BTC Reserve Act Advances
Two US crypto bills advanced in the House after CLARITY stalled in the Senate.
The Tax Certainty Act and Reserve Modernization Act both cleared committee votes, but still face further steps before becoming law.
Positive policy progress, but not an immediate $BTC buying signal.
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HUGE: The U.S. House committee has voted 28–21 to advance the Strategic #Bitcoin Reserve bill.
This bill would lock about $25 BILLION in government-held $BTC for at least 20 years.
It is happening!
#CLARITYVoteFails50-49 The CLARITY Act stalled in the Senate with 49 votes in favor and 50 against, falling well short of the 60 needed to advance 🏛️
What caught my attention is that this wasn’t necessarily the bill’s final defeat. Reconsideration or a fresh attempt is still possible, but disagreements over stablecoin rewards, state enforcement, consumer protection and Trump-family conflicts clearly remain difficult to resolve.
Markets reacted quickly: BTC slipped below $75K, Coinbase and Circle fell, and roughly $647M was liquidated within 24 hours—including about $524M in long positions 📉
To me, the reaction shows how strongly regulatory expectations are now tied to crypto sentiment. Still, one failed procedural vote doesn’t settle the bigger debate. The more important question is whether lawmakers can revise the bill without weakening the clarity it was supposed to provide.

$ETH $BTC $ZEC The US crypto tax and BTC reserve bill advances
Two US crypto bills have moved forward.
Bitcoin Reserve Bill: Treats government-confiscated Bitcoin as reserves, held for at least 20 years, not sold casually. The government will not use funds to buy coins on the secondary market.
This is beneficial for BTC in the long term, with a likely 2-4% short-term increase, which may fall back after the positive effect is realized
🇺🇸 TWO NEW CRYPTO MOVES TO WATCH 👀
CLARITY stalled in the Senate, but the U.S. crypto policy push is still moving.
🏛️ Tax bill: 38–5
₿ Bitcoin reserve bill: 28–21
One targets clearer digital-asset tax rules.
The other would create a legal framework for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Legislation moves slowly.
For BTC, the next signal is whether price can stabilize and buyers return.
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Washington is assembling crypto policy piece by piece. On Sept 16, H.R.10357 cleared Ways and Means 38-5, while H.R.8957 advanced from Financial Services 28-21.
The notable signal is breadth: tax treatment is moving alongside a proposed federal Bitcoin reserve with a minimum 20-year holding rule. That is not yet a framework; both bills need further Congressional action, and CLARITY remains stalled.
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