At the Bitcoin 2026 Conference, SEC Chair Paul Atkins and CFTC Chair Mike Selig announced a collaborative effort to advance U.S. digital asset regulation. The agencies are working together to establish a regulatory framework that encourages crypto businesses to develop domestically. They have issued joint guidance distinguishing between digital goods, collectibles, and tokenized securities, aiming to provide clearer regulatory rules.
Paul Atkins revealed that the SEC plans to introduce an "innovation exemption" soon, allowing companies to test on-chain tokenization and securitization tools within a regulated environment. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to foster innovation while ensuring compliance in the evolving digital asset landscape.
SEC and CFTC Announce New Phase in U.S. Crypto Regulation
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