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SEC Omits Cryptocurrency from 2026 Examination Priorities

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Division of Examinations released its fiscal year 2026 priorities on November 17, excluding any dedicated focus on digital assets or cryptocurrencies. The agency will instead prioritize fiduciary duties, cybersecurity, data privacy, and risks related to artificial intelligence and automated investment tools. Digital-asset firms may still face examination based on individual risk profiles, despite crypto's absence as a standalone category.
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