SEC New Draft Crypto Rules Adds 100M Capital Requirement, Registration Exemptions

The proposed issuance, now titled SEC Guidelines on the Operations of Crypto-Assets Service Providers, removes or revises several high-level policy sections from the original SEC Rules on Crypto-Assets Service Providers, in favor of highly detailed technical and compliance guidelines.

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[Exclusive] SEC Clarifies Public Question on Draft “Crypto” Rules

SEC said the draft crypto rules requires comments and suggestions from the public before they released the final IRR.

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Singapore Financial Regulator Says Crypto Rules Must Be Strict but Clear

Singapore Central Bank calls for clarity but maintains strict crypto regulations. (Read More)

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Crypto Flipsider News – September 24th – U.S. Passes NDA With Crypto Provision, TIME Magazine Breaks Gas Fees, BoE Considers Tough Crypto Rules, Investors Move from BTC to ETH Futures

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Crypto Conglomerates Should Be Regulated, MiCA 2 Needed, Bank of France Governor Says

International cooperation is necessary to regulate crypto conglomerates, according to the head of the central bank of France. Speaking at a tech forum in Paris, Governor Villeroy de Galhau also suggested that a new version of the EU’s recently adopted crypto law may be needed to deal with the issue. Regulation in Single Jurisdiction Insufficient

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ECB Board Member Warns EU’s New Crypto Rules Not Sufficient

A European Central Bank Supervisory Board member has warned that the crypto rules in the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) bill “will not be sufficient on their own.” While emphasizing that “MiCA will set out important safeguards to prevent incidents similar to the FTX case from occurring,” she cautioned: “Certain areas still need further strengthening.” [...]

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