SEC proposes crypto custody rules
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The SEC 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 is moving to clear a custody hurdle for investment advisers offering cryptocurrency.
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SEC proposes new rule requiring investment advisers to hold Bitcoin for clients
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SEC proposes new rules to govern investment funds' custody of crypto assets
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SEC proposes a framework allowing investment advisers and funds to self-custody crypto assets
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SEC proposes rules to clarify how advisers and funds can hold cryptocurrency assets.