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US agencies adjust crypto oversight approach
Treasury and CFTC move to define roles in digital asset regulation without waiting for new laws.
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The flow in 3 points
- Treasury scrapped plan to monitor unhosted wallets
- CFTC proposed voluntary registration for exchanges
- Treasury chief pledged to bridge oversight divide
What happened, in order
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Where it began
Wallet plan scrapped
Treasury canceled a draft rule to track unhosted wallets and crypto mixers, removing a pending privacy oversight measure.
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Exchange rule proposed
CFTC proposed voluntary registration for exchanges offering leveraged crypto trading, citing existing authority to act.
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Oversight pledge made
Treasury chief Bessent pledged to resolve agency inconsistencies without waiting for legislation, viewing stablecoins as a dollar tool.
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How they connect
First, Treasury dropped a specific tracking rule, then CFTC proposed a registration framework for exchanges. Finally, the Treasury chief pledged to resolve broader agency inconsistencies.
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