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The CFTC has sent crypto rules to the White House for review.
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The CFTC is moving ahead with crypto market rules as Congress stalls on the Clarity Act.
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The SEC is opening a new path for tokenized stock trading.
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The CFTC has sent crypto rules to the White House for review, advancing U.S. digital asset oversight while Congress stalls on the Clarity Act. The regulator is moving ahead with crypto market rules as the SEC also opens a new path for tokenized stock trading.
The shift signals growing momentum in Washington to regulate digital assets, even as lawmakers debate a comprehensive framework. With Congress gridlocked on the Clarity Act, agencies are taking unilateral steps to clarify crypto rules, while the SEC’s new tokenized stock pathway reflects parallel regulatory innovation.
Crypto rules now move to the White House for interagency review, a step that could lead to formal rulemaking or further negotiation with Congress. The Clarity Act, intended to resolve jurisdictional disputes between the SEC and CFTC over crypto rules, remains stalled in committee amid partisan disagreement.
