In brief
- The SEC plans to unveil its long-awaited crypto rules this month.
- The proposal would include safe harbors and broad exemptions for certain crypto activity.
- The move comes as Congress’ broader Clarity Act faces an uncertain path before the November midterms.
The SEC said Tuesday it plans to introduce its long-awaited crypto rulemaking as soon as this month, bringing the agency a step closer to establishing a regulatory safe harbor for certain crypto-related activities in the United States.
An updated SEC agenda for 2026 has the rule penciled in for a potential July release, which would then be followed by a period of public comment on the proposed policies.
The rules would govern the offer and sale of crypto assets, and also…
