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Home/News/House and Senate Strike Deal on Housing Bill That Bans Fed CBDC Through 2030
Decrypt·10h ago·mixed

House and Senate Strike Deal on Housing Bill That Bans Fed CBDC Through 2030

Bicameral negotiators released updated text for the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which bars the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency through December 31, 2030. The bill now heads back to the Senate floor.

  • The housing bill includes language barring the Fed from issuing a CBDC through December 31, 2030
  • The provision carves out private dollar assets like stablecoins that preserve privacy protections
  • Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott and House Financial Services Chair French Hill backed the compromise
  • Some House conservatives want a permanent CBDC ban, arguing digital dollars could enable financial surveillance
  • The bill previously passed the Senate 89-10 and the House 396-13 in earlier versions
regulationImpact 7/10
Why our editor rated this mixed

A CBDC ban is positive for those who see government digital currencies as a surveillance threat, and it carves out room for private stablecoins. However, it also blocks potential innovation in digital dollar infrastructure. The trade-off is clear.

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