SEC proposed crypto custody rules for advisers
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The SEC has introduced a new crypto custody proposal that leaves DeFi vaults in regulatory uncertainty according to Bitwise counsel
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The SEC proposed new rules on crypto custody that have drawn divisive reactions
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The SEC proposal includes a self-custody option for crypto for advisors
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The SEC proposed easing custody requirements for advisors trading client assets on a discretionary basis
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The SEC proposed a framework for advisor custody of cryptocurrencies
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The SEC proposed crypto custody rules for investment advisers and funds
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Paul Atkins said the SEC will end the 'grey of uncertainty' around crypto with a new proposal that puts custody in the spotlight
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The SEC proposes allowing investment advisers and funds to self-custody Bitcoin and other crypto assets
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a framework allowing investment advisers and regulated funds to self-custody Bitcoin and other crypto assets under certain conditions and to use state trust companies as custodians
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The U.S. SEC has proposed new rules to make it easier for investment advisers and regulated funds to hold cryptocurrencies on behalf of clients
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The SEC proposed to remove custody requirements that have kept some investment advisers from offering certain crypto to clients
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SEC Chair Paul Atkins unveiled a major crypto proposal for U.S. investors
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The SEC admitted that regulation has lagged behind Bitcoin and proposed new custody rules
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The SEC has proposed a new crypto custody rule that may allow registered investment advisers to directly hold Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for their clients
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The SEC proposed a new rule for investment advisers to hold Bitcoin for clients
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The SEC proposed new rules to govern investment funds' custody of crypto assets
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The SEC proposed a crypto framework allowing investment advisers and funds to self-custody crypto in some cases and use state trust companies as custodians
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The SEC proposed rules to clarify how advisers and funds can hold crypto, including allowing the use of state trust companies as custodians and permitting self-custody under certain conditions
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission proposed new rules to establish a crypto custody framework for registered investment advisers and regulated funds
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The U.S. SEC issued a proposed rule for crypto custody as part of its digital assets agenda