SEC CHAIR WANTS SINGLE RULEBOOK FOR CRYPTO IN THE US NO MORE SEC VS CFTC

Last updated: June 16, 2025, 04:10  |  Written by: Jed McCaleb

Sec Chair Wants Single Rulebook For Crypto In The Us No More Sec Vs Cftc
Sec Chair Wants Single Rulebook For Crypto In The Us No More Sec Vs Cftc

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SEC Chair Wants Single Rulebook for Crypto in the US;

SEC chair urges ‘one rule book’ for crypto to avoid

Hace 3 días Key Points Paul Atkins has been confirmed as SEC chair, succeeding Acting Chair Mark Uyeda, who initiated significant regulatory actions. The new Crypto Task Force aims to

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Paul Atkins, the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, laid out his vision for overhauling the agency's cryptocurrency policies on Monday, saying he plans to

Here's Why SEC Chair Wants Single Rulebook For All Crypto Trading

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) could soon begin working unilaterally, following a new

New Sec Chair Paul Atkins

New SEC Chair Paul Atkins is pushing for a full overhaul of outdated crypto regulations to provide clearer rules for the industry. Atkins criticized the prior enforcement

New SEC Boss Paul Atkins Wants to Rewrite Crypto Rulebook

Gary Gensler has said he is pushing for a single rulebook for crypto exchanges and reveals that the two most active US crypto regulators are close to signing a memorandum of understanding

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SEC Moves to Create Regulatory Framework for Cryptocurrencies)

Earlier Today, The Financial Times reported that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler, is seeking unanimity between SEC and the

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