$BTC BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Senate fails to advance Crypto Clarity Act. The market was a free Fall when the act didn't pass, but recovered a little shortly can indicate another dump #BTC #TRUMP
SEC Chair Paul Atkins to Unveil Major New Crypto Rules This Week
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is pushing forward with sweeping crypto reforms this week, even as political drama unfolds in the Senate. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins confirmed that his agency's crypto rulemaking agenda, known as "Project Crypto," will move ahead regardless of how a key Senate vote turns out. Atkins backed Tuesday's cloture vote on the CLARITY Act but made clear that Project Crypto rulemaking will continue no matter the outcome in the Senate. Speaking at the Solana Policy Institute summit, he laid out three separate rulemaking tracks: a new Regulation Crypto Assets framework, updated transfer-agent rules, and a self-custody proposal aimed at investment advisers. (Blockonomi) (Blockonomi) What's actually changing: Regulation Crypto Assets — Atkins called it one of the biggest updates to federal securities law in years, one that would let token creators raise money in the U.S. under clear rules. This builds on an earlier proposal that offers two paths for crypto fundraising — a one-time "startup" track allowing up to $5 million over four years, and a bigger track permitting up to $75 million per year with added disclosure requirements. (Blockonomi) (CoinDesk) Transfer-agent rule updates — these haven't been touched in roughly 40 years, and matter for tokenized securities and on-chain funds — an area where major players like ARK, BlackRock, and Fidelity are already active. (Blockonomi) Self-custody for investment advisers — Atkins directed SEC staff to draft a proposal letting investment advisers hold their own crypto when no qualified outside custodian exists, while also opening the door for state trust companies to act as custodians. (Blockonomi) This all fits into the bigger picture Atkins has been building since mid-2025 under "Project Crypto" — a Commission-wide push to modernize outdated securities rules for the blockchain era, moving away from the previous administration's aggressive enforcement-first approach. Why it matters: If these rules land, it could open the floodgates for legitimate crypto fundraising in the U.S., pull digital asset firms back onshore, and give big institutions clearer legal footing to offer crypto products. For everyday investors, it signals crypto is moving from a legal gray zone into a properly regulated (and possibly more mainstream) asset class. #BTC走势分析 #crypto #NewsAboutCrypto
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$SOL Guys no more Shorts at this moment . seems like market will push for 105.77. if you wanna try any shorts wait until 105.77 or 106.50 area . #solana #CryptoTrends2024