SEC Chair Says Crypto Market Structure Bill READY to Pass
Once congress locks in the SEC vs CFTC split, the regulatory premium will flow into the market. Let's just hope they stop changing their opinion every week.
tldr; SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced that Congress is nearing the passage of a crypto market structure bill, which aims to clarify the regulatory split between the SEC and CFTC. The bill, known as the CLARITY Act, seeks to establish clear rules for how crypto assets are issued, traded, and supervised in the U.S. It provides a framework for distinguishing between securities and commodities, offering developers and firms a defined path for compliance. This legislation could reduce legal and compliance risks, encouraging broader institutional participation in the crypto market.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
mden1974 on
So ok wow. This is good news if it happens
Aromatic-Ad7987 on
This is good but the problems were in the senate no? i wonder where they are on this?
MrBillClintone on
Unless bald boy Brian chimes in again
milkman163 on
So what changed? This thing sounded dead 2 days ago
doinkdoink786 on
How is it ready to pass? Isn’t Brian Armstrong still negotiating with banks?
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tldr; SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced that Congress is nearing the passage of a crypto market structure bill, which aims to clarify the regulatory split between the SEC and CFTC. The bill, known as the CLARITY Act, seeks to establish clear rules for how crypto assets are issued, traded, and supervised in the U.S. It provides a framework for distinguishing between securities and commodities, offering developers and firms a defined path for compliance. This legislation could reduce legal and compliance risks, encouraging broader institutional participation in the crypto market.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
So ok wow. This is good news if it happens
This is good but the problems were in the senate no? i wonder where they are on this?
Unless bald boy Brian chimes in again
So what changed? This thing sounded dead 2 days ago
How is it ready to pass? Isn’t Brian Armstrong still negotiating with banks?