US EditionSEC Sees Push for Self-Custody in New Submissions
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Key points of the news: The SEC added two presentations to the Crypto Task Force on self-security and rules for trading in tokenized markets and DeFi. A shipment from Louisiana cited HB 488 and called for federal regulations to preserve registration, transparency and anti-fraud rules without broad exemptions. The Blockchain Association asked to exclude from the category of dealers firms that operate on their own account in DeFi and tokenized act…
SEC sees push for self-custody in new submissions
The post SEC sees push for self-custody in new submissions appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. New submissions filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission discuss self-custody rights and the regulation of proprietary trading in tokenized and decentralized finance markets. According to the SEC’s registry, the submissions were added on Tuesday to the SEC Crypto Task Force’s “Written Input” page. Lawmakers and regulators are still unsure…
SEC Crypto Task Force Receives New Submissions on Self-Custody and DeFi Rules
The Crypto Task Force of the SEC has received new filings on the issues of self-custody rights and DeFi regulation. Feedback from the representatives and the Blockchain Association helps in understanding the problems associated with the regulations. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Crypto Task Force has received two new written submissions to its public input page, which have once again highlighted important issues in digital as…
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