SEC Chair: Fully Supports Congress Clarifying the Division of Jurisdiction Between the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Svmuu News: SEC Chairman Paul Atkins posted on X, stating that this week is of great significance for cryptocurrency and that he fully supports Congress clarifying the division of jurisdiction between the SEC and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.The most important thing we can do for investors right now is to bring the crypto asset market out of the regulatory gray area. He looks forward to President Donald Trump signing the bipartisan Market Structure Act in the coming months, which is based on legislation agreed upon by both parties to promote market innovation while protecting investor rights.
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