Central Bank Digital Currency News


The U.S. Senate approved a major housing bill on June 22, which also bans the Federal Reserve from creating a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) until 2030. The vote was 85 to 5.
The bill is known as the 21st Century Housing Road Act. It aims to increase the supply of homes in the United States and prevent large real estate companies from dominating the housing market.
Bill Adds a Ban on Central Bank Digital Currencies Until 2030
The Senate first added a ban on CBDC when it passed an earlier version of the bill in March 2026. The language states that the Federal Reserve shall not issue or create a digital currency for the central bank, or any digital asset substantially similar to it.
A group of leaders from the House and Senate from both parties reached an agreement last week to move forward with the bill. House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill said the bill makes progress toward building more homes and reducing costs for American families.
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