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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.

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Cboe Seeks SEC Approval for 3x Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs

Cboe is seeking a regulatory exemption to list 3x leveraged Bitcoin and Ethereum futures ETFs, even as existing 2x crypto funds have posted steep losses, highlighting the risks of daily resetting leverage for U.S. investors

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White House to Host Crypto Leaders as CLARITY Act Faces Setback

President Donald Trump will meet with top crypto executives and regulators at the White House as the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act's chances of passing this year drop sharply, raising new questions about the future of U.S. crypto regulation

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SEC Delays Crypto Fundraising Rules, Token Issuers Face Uncertainty EgonCoin

SEC Delays Crypto Fundraising Rules, Token Issuers Face Uncertainty

The SEC canceled a key meeting on crypto fundraising exemptions, leaving token projects without a new regulatory path for raising capital and forcing them to rely on existing securities rules for development funding

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SEC and CFTC Push Crypto Rules Without Congressional Approval

U.S. regulators are preparing new crypto rules that could reshape the industry, but without Congressional action, these measures may lack long-term durability and leave key market questions unresolved

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SEC to Vote on Crypto Fundraising Rules With $75M Exemption at Stake

The SEC will consider a proposal that could let crypto projects raise up to $75 million without full securities registration, but key eligibility and resale details remain unknown ahead of Friday's vote

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Grayscale Withdraws Cardano, Hedera, and Polkadot ETF Filings in Minutes

Grayscale has abruptly withdrawn its ETF registration statements for Cardano, Hedera, and Polkadot, leaving five other altcoin ETF proposals in preliminary status as regulatory and market uncertainty persists

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CME Blocks Nasdaq's Bitcoin Options Amid Regulatory Power Struggle

Nasdaq's plan to launch Bitcoin index options is on hold as CME Group challenges the SEC's approval, raising questions about whether crypto options fall under securities or commodities rules and who controls their listing and clearing

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SEC Peirce Warns On-Chain Vaults May Be Securities

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says blockchain vaults and lending strategies can still qualify as securities, putting $8.6 billion across 788 curated vaults under closer federal review

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Senate Cloture Rules Stall CLARITY Crypto Market Bill

The CLARITY Act cleared Senate committees but still needs floor time, amendment handling, and likely 60 votes to end debate, with the August state work period pushing action into the fall for U.S. crypto markets

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CLARITY Act Could Reshape U.S. Crypto Rules With Lasting Federal Law

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act aims to replace fragmented U.S. crypto regulation with a federal framework, clarifying SEC and CFTC roles, asset classification, and investor protections while limiting regulatory uncertainty for developers and platforms

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