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Add to Google Preferred Sources As sweeping crypto legislation stalls in Congress, the SEC and CFTC are stepping in to craft rules for the digital asset industry, but the path is fraught with political and legal uncertainty. The SEC is advancing a rule to exempt certain token offerings from securities laws, while the CFTC has…

The advocacy group wants the SEC to greenlight cash-settled perpetual contracts that signal IPO prices before companies go public, pointing to $1.46 billion in trading volume as proof of concept.

New developments continue to emerge regarding planned regulations for the US cryptocurrency market. First, a meeting scheduled for Friday by the SEC, where a new regulatory framework for initial public offerings of crypto assets was to be discussed, was canceled at the last minute. The SEC was expected to initiate the formal rule-making process for…

The White House crypto summit tomorrow comes with two possible paths for U.S. crypto regulation. President Donald Trump could use the meeting to give the CLARITY Act a push, or ask the SEC and CFTC to move ahead with their own rules.

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With Congress moving slowly, regulators are preparing rules that could reshape the crypto market now—yet leave businesses exposed to another political reversal.

A report says the White House asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to delay a planned meeting on crypto regulation.

Admission advances Blockchain.com’s engagement with Nigerian regulators and reinforces the Company’s broader commitment to operating within clear regulatory frameworks globally

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Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission has cleared three virtual asset service providers, including Blockchain, for admission into its Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Programme as the regulator moves to strengthen oversight of the country’s growing digital asset market.