Paul S. Atkins, the SEC Chair, just dropped some interesting news. Word is, they're rolling out what he calls an "innovation exemption" specifically for crypto — and we're talking roughly a month out.
But that's not all. Atkins also hinted at fresh policies coming next year aimed at making the IPO landscape more accessible. The goal? Shake things up and create better conditions for companies looking to go public.
For an industry that's been navigating regulatory gray zones for years, an exemption framework could be a game-changer. Whether it'll actually simplify compliance or just add another layer remains to be seen. Either way, the timeline's tight, and the market's watching closely.
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ForkItAll
· 17h ago
A month and there's an innovation exemption? This guy finally remembered crypto, it's really not easy.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 17h ago
Is it true that there will be an innovative exemption in just one month? Is the SEC serious this time or are they just going to let everyone down again?
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ChainChef
· 17h ago
ngl atkins really just threw the whole recipe in the blender huh... month out? that's either genius or half-baked, no in between. gonna be watching this one simmer fr
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GasFeeNightmare
· 18h ago
A month? Can Atkins's move work... feels like another big pie being drawn.
Paul S. Atkins, the SEC Chair, just dropped some interesting news. Word is, they're rolling out what he calls an "innovation exemption" specifically for crypto — and we're talking roughly a month out.
But that's not all. Atkins also hinted at fresh policies coming next year aimed at making the IPO landscape more accessible. The goal? Shake things up and create better conditions for companies looking to go public.
For an industry that's been navigating regulatory gray zones for years, an exemption framework could be a game-changer. Whether it'll actually simplify compliance or just add another layer remains to be seen. Either way, the timeline's tight, and the market's watching closely.