Sen. Lummis Says Digital Assets Restore Access to 'Sound Money'
Summary
- Sen. Cynthia Lummis said digital assets are restoring all Americans' access to sound money.
- Lummis has repeatedly called for a clear regulatory framework for Bitcoin and the digital-asset industry.
- Lummis said state supervisory authority should be preserved in stablecoin regulation and stressed the need to support the digital-asset industry.
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U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis emphasized the importance of digital assets and called for protecting the industry.
In a post on X on June 17, Lummis wrote that “sound money” is part of the foundation on which the US was built and that digital assets are restoring access to it for all Americans.
“That is worth protecting,” she added.
Lummis is considered one of Congress’s leading pro-crypto lawmakers. She has repeatedly pushed for a clear regulatory framework for Bitcoin and the broader digital-asset industry, and has been active in legislative discussions on stablecoins and market structure.
More recently, she sent a letter to the US Treasury arguing that states’ supervisory authority should be preserved in the stablecoin regulatory process, underscoring the need to support the digital-asset industry.
