# Сопутствующие статьи по теме SEC

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Ripple presses SEC to lock in XRP’s post-lawsuit status

Ripple has formally requested the SEC's Crypto Task Force to adopt a legal framework that would exempt tokens like XRP from securities law once the original fundraising obligations end. The company argues that securities regulations should only apply during the initial sale where a direct legal relationship exists between issuer and buyer, not to secondary market trading. This approach aims to prevent what Ripple calls the "zombie promise" problem, where outdated issuer statements bind later buyers. Instead, mature crypto markets should be governed by commodity-style rules. The proposal aligns with Ripple's ongoing legal defense against the SEC's claim that XRP is a security. The timing is significant as U.S. crypto regulation evolves, with Congress preparing new legislation and the SEC shifting toward formal rulemaking. If adopted, this framework could permanently exclude XRP and similar tokens from SEC securities oversight.

ambcrypto01/12 18:41

Ripple presses SEC to lock in XRP’s post-lawsuit status

ambcrypto01/12 18:41

21Shares Secures Approval to Launch Spot Dogecoin ETF on Nasdaq

21Shares has received approval to launch a spot Dogecoin ETF on the Nasdaq under the ticker TDOG. This marks the third such ETF after Grayscale and Bitwise introduced similar products in November. The ETF is designed to track the CF Dogecoin–Dollar US Settlement Price Index, with custody services provided by Coinbase, Anchorage Digital, and BitGo. At the time of writing, Dogecoin's price was trading at $0.136, down 2.06% from its intraday high, while daily trading volume surged over 150% to $1.23 billion. Technical indicators show a neutral RSI at 48 and a stabilizing MACD, with key support at $0.13–$0.125 and resistance near $0.145–$0.15.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 11:08

21Shares Secures Approval to Launch Spot Dogecoin ETF on Nasdaq

TheNewsCrypto01/12 11:08

How the CLARITY Act will change the way U.S. markets trade

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is set to vote on the CLARITY Act, a major crypto market structure bill aimed at ending regulatory ambiguity. The Act provides clear definitions for digital assets and assigns the CFTC jurisdiction over digital commodity spot markets, while the SEC oversees securities-like offerings. This aims to resolve the regulatory turf war between agencies and encourage institutional participation. The bill also targets market manipulation through measures like Proof-of-Reserves and real-time surveillance. If passed, it is expected to boost investor confidence, improve transparency, and attract institutional capital. By establishing clear rules, the CLARITY Act could enhance liquidity, support broader crypto adoption, and create a more resilient investment environment.

ambcrypto01/12 04:01

How the CLARITY Act will change the way U.S. markets trade

ambcrypto01/12 04:01

‘Let crypto bill die’ – Crypto VC cites stablecoin yields as red line

Some crypto industry leaders are expressing strong opposition to a potential stablecoin yield ban in the upcoming crypto market structure bill. Following reports that lawmakers are receptive to TradFi demands to restrict yields, Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz criticized Congress for prioritizing bank profits over consumers. Nic Carter of Castle Island Ventures stated that if stablecoin yields are killed, the entire bill should be allowed to die. However, Consensys lawyer Bill Hughes remains optimistic about the bipartisan negotiations. Key committees are set to mark up their versions of the bill on January 15th, covering SEC and CFTC oversight. The bill requires Democrat support to pass committee votes. Contentious issues include stablecoin yields, DeFi provisions, and ethics standards. If the vote fails, it could sour market sentiment and delay progress until at least 2026 due to upcoming elections and crowded legislative calendars.

ambcrypto01/11 01:02

‘Let crypto bill die’ – Crypto VC cites stablecoin yields as red line

ambcrypto01/11 01:02

CLARITY Act: Senate Banking Committee Sets Mark-Up Date – Details

The US Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs has scheduled a markup session for the CLARITY Act on January 15, 2026. This bill, passed by the House in July 2025, aims to establish a federal regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies by defining roles for the SEC and CFTC, clarifying asset classifications, and creating compliance pathways. Committee Chairman Tim Scott emphasized the legislation's potential to make the US a global crypto hub, foster innovation, and protect against financial crimes. Reporter Eleanor Terrett predicts the act could be fully approved by March 2026 after further committee merges and congressional votes.

bitcoinist01/10 20:02

CLARITY Act: Senate Banking Committee Sets Mark-Up Date – Details

bitcoinist01/10 20:02

South Korea Joins Global Bitcoin Spot ETF Push, Targets 2026 Rollout

South Korea has announced plans to introduce Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by 2026 as part of its broader digital asset reforms. The government is using the established spot crypto ETF markets in the US and Hong Kong as key references for its framework. These ETFs allow investors to gain exposure to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin without directly owning the assets. In addition to ETFs, South Korea's Financial Services Commission is accelerating legislation to establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins. The announcement comes as US Bitcoin spot ETFs have recently experienced significant outflows, with the latest weekly netflow reported at a negative $431 million. Concurrently, Bitcoin's price has retraced to approximately $90,500.

bitcoinist01/10 03:02

South Korea Joins Global Bitcoin Spot ETF Push, Targets 2026 Rollout

bitcoinist01/10 03:02

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Crypto Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

The CLARITY Act (Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025), a pivotal U.S. crypto market structure bill, is set for a critical vote in the Senate Banking Committee on January 15. The bill aims to establish a clear regulatory framework by categorizing digital assets into three types: digital commodities, investment contract assets (securities), and regulated payment stablecoins. It delineates regulatory authority between the SEC and CFTC, addressing long-standing jurisdictional ambiguities. Key disagreements, particularly between Wall Street groups like SIFMA and crypto industry representatives, revolve around DeFi regulatory exemptions and yield-bearing stablecoins. Recent closed-door discussions were described as "constructive," but uncertainties remain regarding sufficient bipartisan support. If passed, CLARITY could reduce regulatory uncertainty, attract institutional capital, and potentially elevate the crypto market's valuation. However, with a tight voting schedule and political pressures, its fate remains uncertain, with April seen as a practical deadline for full Senate consideration ahead of midterm elections.

比推01/09 15:01

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Crypto Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

比推01/09 15:01

Grayscale Seeks BNB and Hyperliquid ETFs Approval, Prices Show Contradictory Reactions

Grayscale has filed for registration with the Delaware Division of Corporations for its BNB and Hyperliquid ETFs, a step that could lead to an SEC filing. This follows similar applications by VanEck and Bitwise. The market reacted differently to the news: BNB’s price increased by 0.41% to $889.61, while HYPE fell by 3.54% to $25.33. However, both tokens showed similar weekly gains. Looking ahead, BNB is forecasted to potentially rise up to $1,232.45 in three months, whereas HYPE may correct by as much as 25.02% amid higher volatility.

TheNewsCrypto01/09 11:46

Grayscale Seeks BNB and Hyperliquid ETFs Approval, Prices Show Contradictory Reactions

TheNewsCrypto01/09 11:46

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Encryption Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

The CLARITY Act (Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025), a key U.S. crypto market structure bill, faces a critical vote in the Senate Banking Committee on January 15. The bill aims to establish a clear regulatory framework by categorizing digital assets into three types: digital commodities, investment contract assets (securities), and regulated payment stablecoins. It also delineates regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC accordingly. A recent closed-door meeting between Wall Street representatives (including SIFMA) and crypto industry players was described as "constructive," particularly regarding DeFi regulatory exemptions—a major point of contention. Other disagreements involve yield-bearing stablecoins (opposed by banks) and ethical concerns related to the Trump family. Despite passing the House with strong support in July, the bill has faced repeated delays in the Senate. Key obstacles include debates over DeFi regulation and stablecoin issuers sharing收益 with holders. Proponents argue CLARITY would reduce regulatory ambiguity, attract institutional capital, and raise market valuations, but its fate remains uncertain. If the committee approves it, the bill could proceed to a full Senate vote, with April viewed as a practical deadline before midterm elections politicize the process further.

marsbit01/09 09:58

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Encryption Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

marsbit01/09 09:58

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Encryption Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

The CLARITY Act (Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025), a key U.S. crypto market structure bill, faces a critical Senate Banking Committee vote on January 15. The bill aims to establish a clear regulatory framework by classifying digital assets into three categories: digital commodities, investment contract assets (securities), and regulated payment stablecoins. It also delineates regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC. Recent closed-door meetings between Wall Street representatives (including SIFMA) and crypto industry players have been "constructive," particularly on contentious issues like DeFi regulatory exemptions and yield-bearing stablecoins. However, significant disagreements remain. Wall Street opposes broad DeFi exemptions and wants to restrict yield-paying stablecoins to protect traditional banks, while the crypto industry defends these provisions. Having passed the House with strong support in July, CLARITY's Senate progress has been delayed multiple times due to these disputes. The upcoming committee vote is crucial for the bill to advance to the full Senate. Supporters warn that postponement beyond April could jeopardize its passage due to midterm election politics. The outcome will determine whether the U.S. can resolve long-standing regulatory uncertainties and provide a clearer path for crypto market growth.

Odaily星球日报01/09 09:51

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Encryption Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

Odaily星球日报01/09 09:51

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