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SEC's Atkins wants to make crypto rules 'very straightforward' and that may take a while
Securities & Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins said Friday he wants to make rules for crypto companies "very straightforward" so that investors have "certainty," but he cautioned that it may take up to a few years before the rules are in place.
Creating SEC-regulated platforms—coined “super-apps”—to bridge traditional securities and digital assets. Offering regulatory ...
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Paul Atkins, Chair of the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), shared a bullish outlook for crypto regulation in the US in ...
SEC chair Paul Atkins spoke at a D.C. digital finance event just a day after the White House released its long-anticipated ...
Under the Biden administration, many in the crypto community were frustrated with how they were being treated by the ...
The head of the U.S. securities regulator unveiled sweeping plans to overhaul capital markets regulations on Thursday to ...
The SEC is currently deciding whether to classify crypto as commodities, like gold or silver, or securities, like stocks. Atkins in a speech signaled that most cryptocurrencies will not be deemed as ...
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