According to @CNBC, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill intended to ease investment standards and boost capital in markets, source: CNBC. The measure now proceeds to the Senate and would require presidential signature to become law, determining the timing and scope of any changes, source: Congress.gov (How a bill becomes law). CNBC’s report does not reference any cryptocurrency or digital-asset provisions, so no direct crypto market impact is identified at this time, source: CNBC. Traders should monitor Senate consideration and the official bill text on Congress.gov to evaluate potential effects on market structure and capital access, source: Congress.gov.

According to The White House (@WhiteHouse), the U.S. House passed a significant legislative bill and President Biden signed the FLOTUS-sponsored Take It Down Act, while Memorial Day gas prices reached a 20-year low (source: Twitter, May 23, 2025). These developments signal improved consumer sentiment and potential economic stability, which may boost risk-on assets including Bitcoin and Ethereum. Lower gas prices can increase disposable income, historically supporting increased retail trading volumes in both stock and crypto markets. Additionally, nuclear energy policies (Nuclear Renaissance) and international engagement, such as the South Africa visit, may impact global investor confidence and cross-border crypto flows.