Historical retrospective · Policy
The U.S. House passed FIT21, but the bill did not become law
The House passed the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act in 2024, proposing a framework to divide oversight roles for digital assets.
The vote showed legislative interest in clarifying market structure, while Senate action and enactment remained separate steps.
The proposal became a reference point in U.S. debates over commodity and securities jurisdiction.
A chamber passage is not an enacted statute; readers should check the bill’s current legislative status before describing it as law.
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