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U.S. SEC
The U.S. SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) is a federal government agency responsible for enforcing securities laws and regulating the securities markets, including stocks and bonds. It also oversees the cryptocurrency industry, determining which digital assets are considered securities.
Why it’s in the news: It is in the news due to leadership changes, strategic shifts in its approach to cryptocurrency regulation, and its involvement in international disputes.
Latest on U.S. SEC
- U.S. SEC's steadiest crypto advocate, Hester Peirce, to depart next week
- Next for the U.S. SEC: Agency's chief crypto counsel illuminates path for custody
- U.S. SEC begins prepping for around-the-clock trading that crypto treats as the norm
- China Fires Back at U.S. Security Agencies’ AI Model Distillation Allegations
- Taiwan opens up about U.S. security cooperation ahead of Xi-Trump summit
- U.S. SEC proposes first major crypto rule in surprise announcement
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