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    1. I_like_robots_3112 on

      If they actually streamline things and make it easier for legitimate projects to thrive, this could be huge. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves; the devil’s always in the details. What are the biggest potential pitfalls of these new policies?

    2. Of course they will, the Fed Reserve and Treasury are about to open the flood gate of new US Treasury Bonds. So they need new suckers to dump these T. bonds on.

    3. That’s nothing… the agenda talks about defining offers and sales of digital assets, setting exemptions/safe harbors, and clarifying exchange/ATS trading rules. This is similar to what’s appeared in prior years, just with slightly more emphasis on easing compliance burdens for Wall Street.

      Stablecoins didn’t get their own slot in this agenda – despite being a top systemic issue. That silence reinforces the sense of “business as usual.”

      So… SEC is behind the curve, don’t expect anything from it. Instead, watch for the Fed October conference and for the Genius Act rollout – especially on tracking progress from Treasury, OCC, and FDIC will indicate near-term activation of this framework ( implementing rules, etc)

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