New Crypto Assets Group Backed By Trump Gets Green Light

New Crypto Assets Group Backed By Trump Gets Green Light - Coin Surges

The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving in a different direction on crypto. Chair Paul Atkins confirmed that the agency will launch the President’s Digital Assets Group, a step he says will open a new chapter in US regulation. White House Roadmap According to Atkins, the first objective of the new group will be to carry out recommendations from the President’s Digital Asset Markets Working Group. His remarks came during the Wyoming Bloc…

New Crypto Assets Group Backed By Trump Gets Green Light

The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving in a different direction on crypto. Related Reading: Cardano Climbs To 8th, Pushing Dogecoin And TRON

From Crackdown to Clarity: SEC Adopts Trump’s Crypto Roadmap

SEC shifts to a rule-based crypto framework, moving away from enforcement-led oversight. New digital asset rules lower barriers, enabling U.S. startups to innovate onshore. President’s Digital Assets Group aligns SEC actions with national crypto strategy. The United States is signaling a decisive shift in how it approaches cryptocurrency regulation. After years of uncertainty, the U.S. is moving toward a clearer, rule-based framework designed to…

SEC Chair Paul Atkins Unveils Plans for President’s Digital Assets Group – MAXBIT

The United States just sent a big signal to the crypto world. SEC Chair Paul Atkins has announced the launch of the President’s Digital Assets Group. The goal is to move away from the old ‘regulation by enforcement’ approach and set clear, workable rules for digital assets. Atkins made the announcement at the Wyoming Blockchain...

Atkins Promises ‘New Day’ for Crypto at Wyoming Symposium

Paul Atkins, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair, has shared his views on how the agency plans to handle digital assets going forward at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium in Jackson Hole.