
SEC Chair Atkins acknowledges SEC’s “weaponization” against crypto amid CLARITY Act
The SEC's shift towards transparency may enhance regulatory clarity, potentially influencing the CLARITY Act's legislative success.

The SEC's shift towards transparency may enhance regulatory clarity, potentially influencing the CLARITY Act's legislative success.
The proposal would also let issuers shed the "investment contract" label once they stop the managerial work they promised investors.

The SEC's proposal could significantly lower entry barriers for crypto startups, potentially accelerating innovation but also regulatory uncertainty.

The proposed rules would let crypto projects raise capital through token sales without full securities registration and create a path for tokens to separate from investment contracts.

Bitcoin Magazine SEC Proposes Crypto Rulebook as Clarity Act Stalls Regulators are pushing ahead with legislation despite the Clarity Act stalling. This post SEC Proposes Crypto Rulebook as Clarity Act Stalls first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo .

SEC and CFTC enhance crypto oversight through collaboration. Bitcoin reaching $200,000 by December 31, 2026 at 1.8% YES.

The lawsuit highlights vulnerabilities in subprime lending, potentially prompting stricter regulations and increased scrutiny in auto financing.

The SEC's clear crypto asset classifications could foster industry growth, but future regulatory shifts may challenge this newfound clarity.

On Tuesday, the SEC proposed a new rule that seeks to offer a pathway for investments involving digital assets.

On Tuesday, the SEC proposed a new rule that seeks to offer a pathway for investments involving digital assets.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed Regulation Crypto Assets on Tuesday, opening a legal route for token sales to US investors and a formal exit from securities treatment. The exit question sat at the center of the SEC’s long court fight with Ripple over XRP. Tuesday’s proposal would replace years of litigation with


Hyperliquid Policy Center and trade[XYZ] urged the SEC to consider pre IPO perpetual markets as a new tool for public price discovery.

Could changing these rules reduce fragmentation and trading costs for the current and the upcoming U.S. markets?

The push for IPOPs could democratize pre-IPO market access, potentially reshaping investment landscapes and regulatory approaches.

The Blockchain Association has backed a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposal to repeal two market rules adopted in 2005, arguing that their removal could make it easier for tokenized securities to trade on public blockchains. The Blockchain Association said…

The SEC's action highlights the urgent need for stricter regulations in pre-IPO markets to protect vulnerable investors from exploitation.

The rules, established in 2005, have "failed to achieve their stated purposes," the Blockchain Association said.

The rules, established in 2005, have "failed to achieve their stated purposes," the Blockchain Association said.

Hyperliquid Policy Center and Douro Labs backed repealing SEC Rule 611 while seeking clearer best execution rules for onchain markets.