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SEC Chair: Majority of Cryptocurrencies are Not Securities, Has Instructed to Develop Clear Rules and Implement White House Cryptocurrency Proposal

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On August 1st, SEC Chairman Atkins declared that he would direct various policy departments to cooperate with the cryptocurrency special working group in order to implement the cryptocurrency-related suggestions of the White House. The staff of the committee have been given instructions to draft clear rules for cryptocurrency custody, allocation, and trading. Most crypto assets are not securities. The staff have been instructed to develop guidelines to determine when crypto assets are regarded as securities. The staff have been tasked with proposing disclosure requirements and exemption provisions for crypto assets identified as securities, and have also been instructed to collaborate with companies seeking to issue tokenized securities.
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