US passes bipartisan Blockchain 2025 for Web3 Act

• US Blockchain Act Creates National Strategy for Crypto Assets
• Initiative aims at innovation, jobs and global competitiveness
• Legal framework counters China and ensures Web3 leadership

The US House of Representatives approved , on June 23, 2025, the Deploying American Blockchains Act of 2025, a bipartisan bill that directs the Department of Commerce to create a national strategy focused on blockchain and crypto assets. The proposal was approved by symbolic vote, and now goes to the Senate

🚨House passes HR 1664 “Deploying American Blockchains Act of 2025”
Next: It will be heading to the Senate.

Major Step in blockchain in the US

To direct the Secretary of Commerce to take actions necessary and appropriate to promote the competitiveness of the United States… pic.twitter.com/MXUe2682ra

— Smooth Rey (@SmoothRey) June 27, 2025

Introduced by Congressmen Kat Cammack (R-FL) and Darren Soto (D-FL), the bill seeks to establish an infrastructure that is considered essential for cybersecurity, digital trust, and economic competitiveness. Its goals include developing a national framework for blockchain adoption, encouraging private investment, fostering long-term technological innovation, and creating new jobs.

The report directs the Department of Commerce to serve as the President’s primary advisor on policies related to blockchain, distributed ledger technologies (DLT), tokenization, and crypto assets. It also calls for the creation of advisory committees that will produce guidance on decentralized identity, key protection, anti-fraud, and supply chain resilience, with a deadline of approximately 180 days after enactment.

In a statement, Darren Soto stated:

With the passage of the American Blockchain Deployment Act, we are ensuring that the United States leads—not follows—on this critical frontier.

Kat Cammack added:

The United States cannot afford to stand idly by as China and other adversaries race to define the global rules of the game.

These statements highlight the perceived urgency in confronting China's advances in technologies such as CBDCs, digital infrastructure and blockchain.

If signed into law, the bill would also authorize a seven-year blockchain deployment program at the Commerce Department, as well as annual reports to Congress on progress, emerging risks and potential new legislation.

Industry analysts say that, if implemented correctly, the legislation could boost institutional adoption of crypto assets and blockchain technology, attract long-term investment and cement a more trustworthy and transparent ecosystem in the US.

Now in the Senate, the text must pass through committees before being sent to the president. In the meantime, public and private managers await decisions to align their projects, which could generate significant advances in Web3, decentralized finance and digital innovation.