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The Trump administration is facing criticism for leaving key leadership positions vacant at the SEC and CFTC, the two main US financial regulators overseeing stocks and derivatives (including crypto). The White House says it received no Democratic input on filling these spots, even as unfilled commissioner roles threaten progress on pending crypto legislation.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has updated its regulatory agenda to prioritize cryptocurrency rulemaking, with a comprehensive framework (known as "Reg Crypto") expected to be released for public comment as soon as July. The package addresses how crypto broker-dealers and digital assets on exchanges should operate, and includes long-sought "safe harbor" protections to reduce legal risk for crypto startups and fundraising activities.
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