SEC Chair Pushes Crypto Self-Custody in New Regulatory Framework
SEC Chair Paul Atkins has asked staff to develop a proposal allowing investment advisers to self-custody crypto assets under certain conditions. The plan would also permit state trust companies to serve as custodians for...
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