a16z and the DeFi Education Fund submitted a proposal to the US SEC on September 14 recommending the 1998 Alternative Trading System (ATS) regulatory framework as a model for crypto asset trading platforms (CTPs). The proposal advocates for a notice filing registration process that permits CTPs to support both crypto securities and non-security asset pairs, such as BTC/stablecoin, on a single platform to prevent market fragmentation.
The submission outlines tiered disclosure requirements where Form ATS-N public disclosures would only trigger after exceeding specific volume thresholds, with lower-volume platforms submitting information confidentially. Additionally, the proposal recommends allowing CTPs to implement differentiated user access permissions and utilize blockchain technology for recordkeeping purposes.
a16z Proposes 1998 ATS Framework as Blueprint for SEC Crypto Trading Platform Rules
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