Just aligned the statements for two parties: it’s not just a repeat of this morning’s line about “tokenized U.S. stock market venues for next quarter.” This time, Lindman is talking about a different track—crypto custody rules.
At a Washington event, Taylor Lindman, Chief Legal Counsel for the SEC’s Crypto Task Force, said the Commission is moving forward with rules for the custody of crypto assets. The related proposals have been submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review, and the scope includes investment companies and broker-dealers. The messaging aims to clarify two points upfront: how broker-dealers would hold non-securities-type crypto assets without needing to add an extra layer of special registration; and whether investment advisers can place clients’ assets with entities such as state-chartered trust companies.
After the OMB finishes its review, the SEC will then formally put the proposal forward and seek industry and public input—this is not yet the final rule, nor is it immediately effective.
Independent verification: Odaily Quick News 519642 and ChainCatcher 2291570 restated the same line, without naming any specific exchange. The figure is an illustration of key regulatory points—not a screenshot of any document, and not market data.
Data as of: 2026-09-22 (date of remarks; Odaily 519642 / ChainCatcher 2291570)
For information sharing only and does not constitute investment advice.
#SEC #监管
At a Washington event, Taylor Lindman, Chief Legal Counsel for the SEC’s Crypto Task Force, said the Commission is moving forward with rules for the custody of crypto assets. The related proposals have been submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review, and the scope includes investment companies and broker-dealers. The messaging aims to clarify two points upfront: how broker-dealers would hold non-securities-type crypto assets without needing to add an extra layer of special registration; and whether investment advisers can place clients’ assets with entities such as state-chartered trust companies.
After the OMB finishes its review, the SEC will then formally put the proposal forward and seek industry and public input—this is not yet the final rule, nor is it immediately effective.
Independent verification: Odaily Quick News 519642 and ChainCatcher 2291570 restated the same line, without naming any specific exchange. The figure is an illustration of key regulatory points—not a screenshot of any document, and not market data.
Data as of: 2026-09-22 (date of remarks; Odaily 519642 / ChainCatcher 2291570)
For information sharing only and does not constitute investment advice.
#SEC #监管
