The SEC chair said crypto issuance, transfer agent modernization and custody will form the backbone of the agency’s regulatory push.
- SEC Chair Paul Atkins, speaking at a Solana Policy Institution event, urged Congress to advance the Clarity Act ahead of Tuesday’s key Senate procedural vote.
- Atkins said the agency’s crypto push will continue “with or without” the legislation, with issuance rules, transfer agent modernization and custody forming the three pillars of its regulatory agenda.
- Atkins said he has asked SEC staff to develop a proposal that could allow investment advisers, under certain conditions, to self-custody crypto assets or use state trust companies as custodians.
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