US Lawmakers Urges the SEC To Include State-Regulated Custodians in New Rule
Lawmakers urged a US regulator to not further limit certain financial stakeholders in its proposed rule tightening cryptocurrency custody requirements. Republican Rep. Mike Flood of Nebraska and Democratic Rep. Ritchie T...
Republican Rep. Mike Flood of Nebraska and Democratic Rep. Ritchie Torres of New York sent a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission last week, urging the regulator to “maintain a pathway to state-regulated custodians.”...
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