Regulation
SEC Proposes Crypto Custody Rules for Advisers, Funds
The SEC proposed rules giving advisers and funds a defined path to custody crypto, including conditional self-custody and state trust companies.
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The SEC proposed rules giving advisers and funds a defined path to custody crypto, including conditional self-custody and state trust companies.
The Fed's 104-page proposal covers reserves, redemption, capital and a ban on paying yield for holding stablecoins. Comments are due Nov. 30, 2026.
Stablecoins aim to hold a steady value by being redeemable for a fixed amount of money. See how they work and how the US, UK and Singapore regulate them.
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