Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said U.S. crypto regulatory clarity appears to be approaching, regardless of which route it takes. In a post published on Aug. 21, he pointed to two possible paths that could bring a clearer framework into view. One scenario is that the U.S. Senate secures more than 60 votes on Sept. 15. The other is that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission introduce a new set of rules on Sept. 16. Armstrong did not indicate which path he sees as more likely in the statement cited by BlockBeats. The remarks frame mid-September as a potential window for a meaningful shift in how U.S. crypto oversight could be clarified.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said U.S. crypto regulatory clarity appears to be getting closer, no matter which path it comes through.
According to BlockBeats on Aug. 21, Armstrong outlined two possible scenarios. One is for the U.S. Senate to win support of more than 60 votes on Sept. 15. The other is for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to roll out a new set of rules on Sept. 16.
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