#sec News & Analysis

XRP OI Z-Score Just Dropped To Levels Seen Before Its 600% Rally In 2024

Morgan Stanley to support tokenized stocks on internal venue by 2026

XRP Open Interest Drops Across Exchanges While 2026 Regulatory Catalysts Build

Morgan Stanley Readies Spot Bitcoin ETF For Wednesday Debut – What Investors Should Know

SEC ‘on the cusp’ of onchain tokenized securities exemption: Atkins

Goldman Sachs files for Bitcoin Premium Income ETF with SEC

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs push Bitcoin ETF products amid SEC changes

How Ten Days in Washington Changed the Regulatory Landscape for XRP and Digital Assets

Ethereum Price Prediction: T. Rowe Price Files First Actively Managed Crypto ETF While Pepeto Targets 100x to 300x Before Listing

SEC crypto guidance puts the 'final nail' in the Gensler era: Analyst

XRP, Ethereum, Others Get SEC Shock: Analyst Says $4.7 Trillion Has Been Unlocked

XRP Wins Major Regulatory Clarity As Commodity Status Emerges

SEC approves Nasdaq's move to support tokenized securities trading

SEC approves tokenized securities to trade alongside traditional stocks

XRP Officially Recognized as Non-Security in New SEC Guidance

Clarity at last? Ether, Solana, and XRP are commodities, SEC says in landmark interpretation of securities law

SEC Declares 'Most Crypto Assets' Not Securities, Including Staking, Airdrops and Bitcoin Mining

SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced new securities guidance declaring that most crypto assets, including staking, airdrops, and Bitcoin mining activities, are not securities. The guidance aims to provide clear regulatory boundaries for the cryptocurrency industry.

SEC and CFTC Reach Historic Settlement: Pro-Ripple Chairman Pham Reacts With Six-Point Plan to Make US World's Crypto Capital

SEC and CFTC Forge Historic Crypto Partnership to End Regulatory Conflict

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce To Leave Agency In November For Regent Law Role

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, a prominent crypto-friendly voice within the agency, will depart the SEC in November 2026 to join Regent University School of Law as an associate professor. Her departure removes a key regulatory advocate for the cryptocurrency industry during a critical period of evolving digital asset policy.

'Crypto Mom' Hester Peirce Announces Exit From SEC

Hester Peirce, the SEC's prominent crypto-friendly commissioner known as 'Crypto Mom,' announced her departure from the agency after nearly 30 years in Washington to become an associate professor at Regent University School of Law. Her exit removes a key regulatory voice advocating for clearer crypto frameworks and lighter-touch oversight.

CFTC And SEC Seek Input On Derivatives Definitions As Crypto Perpetuals Face Legal Test

The CFTC and SEC are jointly requesting public comments on how derivatives definitions apply to cryptocurrency perpetual futures, signaling a critical regulatory examination of how these popular trading instruments fit within existing financial frameworks. This move represents a pivotal moment for the crypto industry as regulators seek to establish clearer jurisdictional boundaries and classification standards for digital asset derivatives.

Cynthia Lummis calls CLARITY Act a commitment, not a concession

Senator Cynthia Lummis characterizes the CLARITY Act as a principled regulatory framework rather than a compromise, positioning it as essential for U.S. crypto competitiveness. The legislation's potential passage could fundamentally reshape how digital assets are regulated domestically and influence global regulatory standards, with significant implications for investor protection and industry development.

SEC And CFTC Ask Public To Weigh In On Swaps As Perpetual Futures Fight Heats Up

The SEC and CFTC have jointly requested public comment on swap definitions as regulators grapple with classifying perpetual futures and event-based derivative products. This regulatory clarification effort signals intensifying scrutiny over which agency holds jurisdiction and how emerging crypto derivatives should be regulated.

CFTC, SEC ask public to define swaps as CME takes agency to court

The CFTC and SEC are seeking public input on how to define swaps in cryptocurrency markets, while CME simultaneously sues the CFTC over its approval of crypto perpetual futures and Kalshi prediction market products. This regulatory clash highlights ongoing jurisdictional and definitional conflicts that could reshape how crypto derivatives are classified and regulated.