31 stories about SEC from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Jul 22, 2026.
The SEC has approved Nasdaq to list Bitcoin index options, but trading won't start until the CFTC also gives its approval. These cash-settled contracts will trade under the ticker QBTC on the Phlx exchange.
The SEC has postponed its plan to clarify rules for tokenized assets, raising uncertainty for crypto projects. This delay affects how digital representations of real-world assets can be traded and regulated.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce pushed back against claims that the SEC's delayed crypto proposal will encourage synthetic tokens. She emphasized that the rule aims to protect investors, not create loopholes. The proposal was delayed to June 2026 for further review.
The SEC is reportedly preparing to let investors trade crypto versions of stocks, potentially as early as this year. This could make stock trading more accessible but also introduces new risks.
The SEC is set to propose a framework for tokenized stocks, reflecting growing interest from Wall Street in digital asset securities. This could make investing in stocks more accessible and transparent for everyday investors.
The SEC is exploring new regulations for how its rules apply to blockchain software and onchain market structures. This could impact developers and users of decentralized applications.
SEC Chair Atkins hinted at upcoming regulations for AI-driven financial systems and blockchain-based markets. This could reshape how automated trading and settlement work for everyday investors.