The SEC has proposed a rule change allowing investment advisers and funds to hold client cryptocurrency assets directly, marking a potential shift in regulatory custody standards. This development could streamline how institutional investors manage digital asset portfolios without relying on third-party custodians.
In other developments, the top 185 holders of the $TRUMP token are now eligible to win seats at a dinner with Trump scheduled for November 22. Additionally, Drift Protocol has opened claims for DFX tokens to compensate victims affected by the platform's security exploit in April.
SEC Proposes Self-Custody for Crypto Funds; Drift Opens DFX Claims
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