SEC passes rules for stricter regulation of brokers, cryptocurrencies and DeFi included in regulation
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission voted to take cryptocurrencies into account by adopting rules that would require participants that play a significant liquidity-providing role in the markets to comply with federal securities laws. The SEC voted 3-2 at Tuesday's meeting to adopt the rulemaking, which mentions cryptocurrencies only once in a footnote in the proposed 194-page document. The 247-page rule adopted Tuesday will apply to people who trade in crypto assets that meet the definition of a security or government security, except for assets under $50 million.
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