SEC Crypto Custody Rule: What's Changing for Banks

SEC Crypto Custody Rule: What's Changing for Banks

SEC submitted revised crypto custody rules to the White House this week, restarting a regulatory push that collapsed under Gary Gensler's leadership. If approved, the new framework could finally let banks and trust companies hold crypto for investment advisers — a structural shift that touches every spot Bitcoin ETF, staking product, and institutional portfolio holding digital assets. The post SEC Is Rewriting Crypto Custody Rules — What Changed…

The U.S. SEC Has Sent Crypto Custody Reforms to the White House for Review

The journey of cryptocurrency into the heart of traditional finance has never been a straight road. It has been a winding path of innovation, skepticism, regulation, and occasional uncertainty. Now, another signpost has appeared on that road: the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has sent crypto custody reforms to the White House for review, advancing […] The post The U.S. SEC Has Sent Crypto Custody Reforms to the White House for Review a…

SEC Moves Crypto Custody Rule Overhaul to White House Review

SEC custody overhaul reaches White House review, advancing the rulemaking process. Proposed changes could modernize digital asset custody rules for investment advisers. Final provisions remain unclear until the SEC publishes the proposal for public review. The U.S. Securities and...

SEC Sends Crypto Custody Proposal to White House for Review - Invest In Crypto News

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken another step toward rewriting how investment advisers and funds can hold clients’ crypto assets, sending a new custody proposal to the White House for regulatory review. The proposal, titled “Amendments to the Custody Rules” was submitted to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), part of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), on August 25. The filing remains confid…