SEC intensifies crypto regulation efforts amidst legislative delays.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) continues to adapt its regulation of the crypto industry, focusing on supporting updated strategies despite delays in Congress’ legislation. SEC Chairman, Paul Atkins, shared the agency’s plans during a public speech at ETH Denver.
The CLARITY Act, intended to create clearer rules for cryptocurrencies, is meeting resistance and is slow to progress through Congress. This document could strengthen the legal foundation for the crypto industry in the U.S., but its current delays have forced the SEC to act independently.
Atkins emphasizes the need to strengthen the regulatory framework for digital assets, indicating that it is important to attract institutional investors and maintain overall financial stability. He gained support from Commissioner Hester Peirce, a known advocate for clear crypto rules.
During the event in Denver, Atkins stressed that despite the delays in Congress, the SEC will continue to develop its own regulations, focusing on investor protection and minimizing risks associated with crypto assets.
Despite legislative gaps, the SEC aims to develop regulatory mechanisms that could function amidst the industry’s rapid growth. The agency is preliminarily forming a roadmap to ensure compliance with global standards and the integration of the industry into more traditional financial structures.
The SEC could play a key role in shaping the digital asset market by setting standards that help strengthen confidence in this rapidly developing sector. Licensing and regulation by the SEC could also attract more institutional capital and reduce systemic risks.
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