The SEC is developing crypto initiatives as legislative progress on the Clarity Act halts, sources say.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is advancing internal crypto regulatory initiatives as the Clarity Act remains stalled in Congress. The move follows Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s filing for a procedural vote last Saturday, though the bill’s progress remains uncertain.
The Clarity Act, aimed at providing regulatory clarity for digital assets, has faced delays despite bipartisan support. Analysts note the SEC’s actions may fill a temporary gap as lawmakers debate broader legislative reforms.
Markets have yet to react significantly, with crypto assets holding steady amid ongoing uncertainty over U.S. regulatory direction.