CFTC submits crypto market rules to White House after Clarity Act stalls
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SEC and CFTC move ahead with crypto rules as Congress stalls
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission are moving ahead with separate initiatives to reshape digital-asset markets, days after the Senate failed to advance a sweeping crypto market-structure bill. The SEC on Sept. 17 granted a five-year, conditional exemption allowing qualifying blockchain-based venues to trade certain tokenized U.S. stocks without being […]
Key points of the news: Saylor proposed that the crypto industry prioritize building products and reaching 50 million users before relying on new legislation. The CLARITY Act did not exceed the Senate vote on September 15 for disagreements between Republicans and Democrats on key points of the text. The executive of ... Read more
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Cryptocurrency News | Cryptocurrency Prices | Market CapCFTC submits crypto market rules to White House after Clarity Act stalls
The CFTC's move may accelerate crypto regulation through agency rulemaking, potentially sidelining legislative efforts like the Clarity Act.
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