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We've got that all-star story, plus weapons reserves, but first, first crypto bill vote fails to get 100% rethug-look and support despite Trump's call, this from coin telegraph james which have i said

always to me looks like co-ine telegraph cryptocurrency related bills backed by u.s president

donald trump failed to clear a key procedural step in the house of representatives on tuesday

despite the president's threats and a public push for action.

Trump had urged Republican lawmakers to get the first vote done this afternoon on legislation

to regulate payment stable coins as part of a larger effort to pass crypto legislation

before they all go on August recess.

In a Tuesday post on the social media platform, he owns,

Trump ordered all Republicans to vote yes on the guiding and establishing national innovation

for U.S. Stable Coins Genius Act, a bill designed to regulate payment stable coins in the U.S.

The legislation is one of three bills, with one to address market structure and central bank

digital currencies that Republican House leaders have been pushing as part of the party's

crypto-week plans, which this is really the first I'd heard of that.

The president, the crypto week, the president may have been referring to a House resolution

to consider the three bills and a defense bill, which failed to get support from a majority of

lawmakers present on Tuesday. At least 13 Republicans may have voted against the resolution.

The Genius Act, which passed through the Senate in June with bipartisan support, despite initial

resistance from many Democrats expected to head to a four vote in the House that was on Tuesday.

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