- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is poised to unveil a broad cryptocurrency regulatory plan as Senate action on the CLARITY Act is delayed.
- The SEC will consider at its August 14 public meeting whether to apply separate issuance rules to certain crypto investment contracts.
- The proposal may include a safe harbor that would grant early-stage token sales a temporary exemption from securities registration requirements.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is poised to unveil a broad cryptocurrency regulatory plan as the Senate delays action on the CLARITY Act, Walter Bloomberg reported on August 11.
At a public meeting on August 14, the SEC will consider applying separate issuance rules to certain crypto investment contracts. The proposal may include a safe harbor that would temporarily exempt early-stage token sales from securities registration requirements.
