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The US House has approved the Fit21 bill with a wave of democratic support. Joining First

Mover now is CoinDesk's managing editor of policy and regulation, Nick Day. He's going to tell

us what happened, how long this took, and what could happen next. Nick, always a pleasure.

Good morning. Okay, so I want to talk about what's happening next because I'm not sure enough people are talking about this.

This hasn't gone through the full process yet. It has to hit the Senate. Talk to me about what that actually means.

It means we all go home and go back to bed. There is no Senate version of this bill. This thing does not exist. It does not have a counterpart.

So, you know, as you mentioned, for a bill to become a law to pull out the old school House Rock has to go to the House, has to go to the Senate, has to be signed by the president.

It's gone to the House.

The Senate has not introduced any kind of equivalent or similar bill.

The closest we have are pieces of legislation from senators Chris and Jillbrand and Cynthia

Lummis, but those aren't the same.

And so the best bet that advocates in the House might have for this bill is to try and

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