The SEC published its proposed "Regulation Crypto Assets" framework on August 18, opening a public comment period through October 20. The proposal covers disclosure requirements and capital-formation rules for certain crypto-related investment contracts.
It's a proposal, not a final rule, and nothing changes for the industry until the comment period closes and any final version gets adopted. Still, it's the SEC's most direct attempt yet at building a specific rulebook for this asset class rather than stretching decades-old securities law to fit it.
How this framework lands over the next two months could shape disclosure standards across the entire market.
Follow along as the comment period plays out. 👇
It's a proposal, not a final rule, and nothing changes for the industry until the comment period closes and any final version gets adopted. Still, it's the SEC's most direct attempt yet at building a specific rulebook for this asset class rather than stretching decades-old securities law to fit it.
How this framework lands over the next two months could shape disclosure standards across the entire market.
Follow along as the comment period plays out. 👇
