U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is the federal regulator responsible for administering and enforcing core U.S. securities laws. Its digital-asset work reaches token classification, disclosure, trading platforms, investment products, broker and adviser obligations, custody, market conduct, and enforcement. Coverage should follow SEC rules, proposals, registrations, exemptions, orders, litigation, settlements, speeches, votes, and official staff guidance that directly affect crypto markets. Congress, courts, the CFTC, individual commissioners, and regulated firms retain separate tags unless the Commission's institutional action is the main subject.