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Crypto corruption ban (Merkley amendment)

S.Amdt. 2446 to H.R. 1 · 119th Congress · Congress.gov

What it does
Would have made it illegal for the President, Vice President, members of Congress, Senate-confirmed officials, and their spouses and children to own, control, promote for pay, or be affiliated with a crypto issuer or custodian.
What happened
A motion to waive a budget point of order failed 47–53 in June 2025, and the amendment was ruled out of order.
Tracked as
Yea = pro-protection. Officials profiting from coins they can move with policy is a rug-pull risk. A yes vote is pro-protection. Procedural (a budget waiver), so half weight if this track is ever scored. Rug-pull guard vote: not part of Bags Risk.

Senate · Jun 30, 2025

Motion to waive the budget point of order · not scored · Official roll call 343

Most Democrats voted Yea; most Republicans voted Nay.

47pro-protection (Yea)D 45 · R 0 · I 2
53against protection (Nay)D 0 · R 53 · I 0
0not voting / present
Every vote

pro-protection

Not voting