According to Techub News, @JSeyff said in a post on X that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is continuing work on guidance related to crypto asset custody, along with potential new rulemaking in the same area. The post did not include further details in the provided source material.
The same post also questioned whether the CLARITY Act is necessary. No additional explanation, timeline, or policy language was included in the input. The available information only states that the SEC is still moving forward with custody-related guidance and possible rules for crypto assets, while the post separately raised doubts about the need for the CLARITY Act.
Techub News reported that @JSeyff said in a post on X that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, is continuing to advance guidance related to crypto asset custody, as well as possible new rules in the area.
The same post also questioned the necessity of the CLARITY Act. No further details were provided in the source input.
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