SEC and CFTC Chairmen Say They Will Write Crypto Rules Without CLARITY Act
The heads of both U.S. market regulators said Wednesday they will write crypto rules without the CLARITY Act, a day after the Senate refused to take up the bill. The SEC has a crypto asset offering rule in the Federal Re...
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