SEC to Press Ahead on Crypto Rules as Congress Weighs CLARITY Act
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SEC Chair Paul Atkins signaled the SEC will press ahead with digital-asset, tokenized-securities, and custody rulemaking even as Congress debates the Clarity Act. The message reduces uncertainty about near-term regulatory activity but increases the likelihood of faster enforcement and compliance demands independent of legislation. With the comments delivered at a Solana Policy Institute event and a Senate procedural vote imminent, Solana-linked market narratives may see heightened sensitivity to regulatory headlines.
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● High
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SEC Chair Paul Atkins called on Congress to move quickly on the Clarity Act, while signaling the agency will not pause its crypto policy work as lawmakers debate the bill. Speaking in Washington at an event hosted by the Solana Policy Institute, Atkins said the SEC is drafting rules for digital assets, tokenized securities and crypto custody. He described the rulemaking effort as a key building block for the SEC's broader "Project Crypto" initiative. The Senate is set to hold a procedural vote on the legislation Tuesday.
