U.S. digital-asset momentum is accelerating as regulators push for “clearer, market-driven rules”-whatever that means-in what promises to be some sort of thrilling innovation lottery across crypto trading, custody, and whatever else they can throw in there.
SEC Signals Momentum Toward Clearer Crypto Market Rules
Strengthening U.S. digital-asset policy seems to be shaping some sort of notion for a clearer crypto framework. At the SIFMA conference,-yeah, I’d rather be at a coffee shop-Jamie Selway from the SEC talked about rebuilding trust and how crypto is apparently getting trendy and fit into the ever-so-evolving market structure. 🙄
“Since the summer, the Division has been yapping with so many market participants about digital assets, like primary issuance, secondary trading, and custody. It’s like everyone just loves talking about it! Our oh-so-high mission is to advise the Commission on how to foster ‘innovation without arbitrage,’” he said. As if policy needed to be modernized-unrelated to Selway’s late-night thoughts-at least neither the new kids on the block nor the old ones should be getting special treatment. Selway mentioned:
We should not put ourselves between commercial competitors. And, uh, we should completely trust market forces as the final decider of value. 😂
Selway kind of linked this stuff to the jittery skeptics in crypto markets, like a bad joke that keeps getting reminded of old times. He even mentioned some guy Ganson Purcell from 1938 as if crypto folks were living their World War II reruns. Basically, the lack of trust nowadays is due to those punishment-lobbing regulators that made digital-asset investors more paranoid than my first therapy session.
The SEC director, with utmost seriousness, added:
Today, instead of New York floor brokers, regional market makers, and over-the-counter dealers, we have global exchanges, DeFi platforms, app-based brokers, and non-custodial wallets. Whatever those are supposed to mean in my little world where I pay good money for pizza.
“The competitive landscape is rapidly changing, like how my jokes have changed for the worse,” Selway noted. While some industry folks might still be scratching their heads, he claimed that predictable standards and continuing arm-waving can supposedly reinforce U.S. leadership in digital assets and rebuild all that lost confidence. 🤔
FAQ ⏰
- What crypto issues is the SEC Division evaluating now?
They’re assessing issuance, secondary trading, and wherever digital assets like to crash-centralized and DeFi platforms. - Why did Selway mention trust issues in crypto markets?
Apparently, it’s because past enforcement-heavy strategies left investors in constant suspicion, like when you suspect your socks have grown legs and walked off. - How does the SEC view competition between crypto providers?
They want to support innovation without tipping the scales toward the newbies or the dinosaurs-Godspeed, internet turtles. - What outcome does the SEC expect from clearer digital-asset standards?
Well, they hope it’ll boost U.S. leadership and restore confidence-like a harmonious sitcom finale ending, frankly.
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2025-11-22 03:28