SEC and CFTC to Accelerate Crypto Rulemaking After Clarity Act Failure
Following the Senate's failure to advance the Clarity Act, the SEC and CFTC are expected to implement a "rules-based approach" to regulate the digital asset market. Analysts anticipate coordinated agency efforts to classify crypto tokens, establish DeFi frameworks, and set guidelines for asset tokenization.
The legislative setback also means current stablecoin reward models remain permissible for now. However, agencies may still scrutinize these under existing laws. The industry should prepare for rapid administrative rulemaking impacting DeFi, tokenization, and derivatives trading.
https://cryptovka.com/news/sec-and-cftc-to-fast-track-crypto-rules-following-clarity-act-failure
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