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@LarkDavis

While Congress stalls on crypto market-structure legislation, the SEC just sent a custody-rule rewrite to the White House. Full text isn’t public yet. The stated goal is to clarify how investment advisers and funds can hold crypto for clients, and to drop outdated custody

The image shows a Reginfo.gov "View Rule" page for SEC RIN 3235-AN46, titled "Amendments to the Custody Rules," which was previously published as an EO 12866 Delegation regarding the Division considering recommending that the Commission propose amendments to modernize regulations around the custody of investment adviser client and fund assets, including crypto assets, as part of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.

AI visual note: The image shows a Reginfo.gov "View Rule" page for SEC RIN 3235-AN46, titled "Amendments to the Custody Rules," which was previously published as an EO 12866 Delegation regarding the Division considering recommending that the Commission propose amendments to modernize regulations around the custody of investment adviser client and fund assets, including crypto assets, as part of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.

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