The procedural vote on the US House of Representatives' encryption bill is deadlocked, with CBDC's stance becoming a key point of disagreement

According to a report by Golden Finance, during the promotion of the "Crypto Week" legislation, the procedural vote on the second round of the US House of Representatives' crypto bill has come to a standstill, with some Republican lawmakers insisting on including provisions prohibiting central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), causing divisions. Although the first round of voting has advanced the bill process, including key bills such as the GENIUS stablecoin bill, the wording regarding CBDC has become a controversial focus, making the prospects for subsequent voting uncertain. Trump had originally planned to sign the bill this week, but the current situation has been described as' complete chaos'.