- A string of resignations by key White House crypto policy officials is raising concern over a coordination gap in digital assets legislation and regulation.
- The SEC, CFTC, OCC and Treasury Department are working on rules for digital assets and updating supervisory frameworks, while a new Congress next year is expected to take up crypto taxation and a market structure reform bill.
- The midterm election outcome, including whether Democrats win a House majority, could add political uncertainty to the push for crypto policy and the market structure bill, though the White House says it remains committed to moving the agenda forward.
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