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Intelligence says the SEC and CFTC can build an interim framework while Congress debates legislation Share Add us on
Google By Editorial Team · Edited by Estefano Gomez Aug. 21, 2026 Crypto regulation can advance even if the Clarity Act
fails to pass the Senate this year, as the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission
retain authority to shape an interim framework. Advertisement President Donald Trump urged crypto and finance executives
at the White House to push for the bill, but Senate Democrats are seeking tougher ethics provisions. Crypto stocks
extended gains after the meeting. The SEC this week published Regulation Crypto Assets, a rule intended to let new token
projects develop without immediate registration burdens. The rule could be changed by a future SEC, but it provides an
initial framework while Congress remains deadlocked. CFTC Chairman Mike Selig has suggested regulators could build a
framework with industry support. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Nathan Dean said work begun by the SEC and CFTC could
provide several years of greater clarity for crypto platforms, tokens and investors. Disclosure: This article was edited
by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy. POLITICS Crypto
rules can advance even if the Clarity Act stalls Bloomberg Intelligence says the SEC and CFTC can build an interim
framework while Congress debates legislation By Editorial Team · Edited by Estefano Gomez Aug. 21, 2026 Share Add us on
Google Photo: Library of Congress / en.wikipedia.org Crypto regulation can advance even if the Clarity Act fails to pass
the Senate this year, as the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission retain
authority to shape an interim framework. Advertisement President Donald Trump urged crypto and finance executives at the
White House to push for the bill, but Senate Democrats are seeking tougher ethics provisions. Crypto stocks extended
gains after the meeting. The SEC this week published Regulation Crypto Assets, a rule intended to let new token projects
develop without immediate registration burdens. The rule could be changed by a future SEC, but it provides an initial
framework while Congress remains deadlocked. CFTC Chairman Mike Selig has suggested regulators could build a framework
with industry support. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Nathan Dean said work begun by the SEC and CFTC could provide
several years of greater clarity for crypto platforms, tokens and investors. Disclosure: This article was edited by
Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy. Loading more
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