Although the GENIUS Act seems to be the piece of legislation that has garnered the most media attention during the cryptocurrency week regarding digital currency legislation, there are two other bills that have also passed in the House: the CLARITY Act and the Anti-Central Bank Digital Currency Surveillance State Act. The CLARITY Act is self-explanatory; it aims to define which digital assets fall under the ( SEC ) regulatory scope and which fall under the ( CFTC ) regulatory scope; this will address a long-standing debate that has existed in the industry for years. However, regarding the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, its content indeed aligns with its name ( anti-surveillance ), but it also merits closer examination, primarily because the proposed bill deviates significantly from the federal government's previous stance on central bank digital currency ( CBDC ). Just a few years ago, the U.S. government, particularly the Fed, was actively exploring the launch of a central bank digital currency ( CBDC ) #BTCÐ Launchpool收益超3%# #白宫加密报告发布# .