The post U.S. House Reattaches Anti-CBDC Bill to CLARITY Act appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The United States House of Representatives has voted to retroactively combine the Anti-CBDC bill with the CLARITY Act before sending it to the Senate. The move comes after lawmakers initially chose in July to attach the Anti-CBDC language to the defense spending bill. At that time, they chose not to merge it with the CLARITY. House Consolidates CLARITY Act and Anti-CBDC Bill in Procedural Move According to business journalist Eleanor Terrett, by linking the measures together now, the House aims to streamline crypto market reforms. The prohibition of a central bank digital currency will also move to the Senate in one package under the combined bill. This is interesting. Remember when the House voted not to include the Anti-CBDC bill in CLARITY back in July in favor of putting into the defense spending bill instead? Well, now they just voted to retroactively combine it back into CLARITY before sending it over to the Senate.… https://t.co/NHMLUq8Gph — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) September 16, 2025 House sources downplayed the significance of the decision, suggesting it does not change much in practical terms. Senate lawmakers are already working on their own version of legislation that contains anti-CBDC language (measures banning or restricting CBDC development). Senate Democrats have also signaled support through their CLARITY Act framework, showing bipartisan momentum behind advancing crypto reforms. This means that both chambers are aligned on this matter. The consolidation by the House is seen more as a procedural adjustment than a shift in policy direction. A spokesperson for House Financial Services Chairman French Hill emphasized that the step reflects the chamber’s commitment to advancing both legislative priorities. The spokesperson said the House stands ready to work with Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott and Senator Cynthia Lummis on a path forward to get the combined provisions signed into law. CLARITY… The post U.S. House Reattaches Anti-CBDC Bill to CLARITY Act appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The United States House of Representatives has voted to retroactively combine the Anti-CBDC bill with the CLARITY Act before sending it to the Senate. The move comes after lawmakers initially chose in July to attach the Anti-CBDC language to the defense spending bill. At that time, they chose not to merge it with the CLARITY. House Consolidates CLARITY Act and Anti-CBDC Bill in Procedural Move According to business journalist Eleanor Terrett, by linking the measures together now, the House aims to streamline crypto market reforms. The prohibition of a central bank digital currency will also move to the Senate in one package under the combined bill. This is interesting. Remember when the House voted not to include the Anti-CBDC bill in CLARITY back in July in favor of putting into the defense spending bill instead? Well, now they just voted to retroactively combine it back into CLARITY before sending it over to the Senate.… https://t.co/NHMLUq8Gph — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) September 16, 2025 House sources downplayed the significance of the decision, suggesting it does not change much in practical terms. Senate lawmakers are already working on their own version of legislation that contains anti-CBDC language (measures banning or restricting CBDC development). Senate Democrats have also signaled support through their CLARITY Act framework, showing bipartisan momentum behind advancing crypto reforms. This means that both chambers are aligned on this matter. The consolidation by the House is seen more as a procedural adjustment than a shift in policy direction. A spokesperson for House Financial Services Chairman French Hill emphasized that the step reflects the chamber’s commitment to advancing both legislative priorities. The spokesperson said the House stands ready to work with Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott and Senator Cynthia Lummis on a path forward to get the combined provisions signed into law. CLARITY…