SEC cancels key crypto regulatory meeting
Summary
The SEC cancelled its open meeting scheduled for Friday, which had been expected to address new crypto rules, including a possible “tailored offering regime” for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets. The agency said the meeting was moved because of an unforeseen scheduling issue. The cancellation comes as the Senate left for its August recess without voting on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a bill intended to create a comprehensive regulatory framework for crypto markets. SEC Chair Paul Atkins previously said the SEC was prepared to issue digital asset rules if Congress failed to pass the CLARITY Act.
