SEC主席Atkins发布加密创新豁免，允许链上交易代币化股票

Earlier this week, Congress was unable to advance the Clarity Act. So today, we are taking a significant step. Breaking news, crypto is gearing up for a massive rally as SEC Chair Paul Atkins just today released the crypto bulls. If you hold Bitcoin or even more importantly, if you hold Ethereum, Salana or other crypto, almost any crypto, you need to watch all four minutes of this. Watch with me. I will interrupt and break this down along the way.

But if you want to understand what the future of crypto in America looks like, today we finally know. So SEC Chair Paul Atkins, he's going to start off by giving some context on their vision, their work thus far, and then the new rule changes for crypto just announced today, what this all means, and what comes next. Guys, if you're a crypto believer, take two seconds, smash the like button. This makes me feel incredibly hopeful for the future of this space.

For the past year and a half, the SEC has been working thoughtfully to provide certainty for digital assets. Following years of uncertainty, we ended regulation by enforcement. We issued with the CFTC an interpretative release distinguishing securities from commodities and we proposed direct crypto assets which is consent with title one of the clarity act. Importantly, from day one, President Trump has made American financial leadership and innovation the priority.

At the SEC, we take that mandate seriously. Earlier this week, Congress was unable to advance the Clarity Act despite good faith negotiations in the tireless efforts of many. So today we are taking a significant step using the SEC's statutory authority to ensure that progress continues and that America's capital markets advance into the digital age through what we call the innovation exemption, a mechanism to facilitate onchain trading of certain tokenized stocks.

Onchain trading of tokenized securities could provide vast benefits to investors in markets. But under the current framework, venues that wish to utilize this innovative technology may encounter ambiguity surrounding regulatory status and how they could comply with the federal securities laws. For too long, this uncertainty has prevented responsible yet critical innovation from taking root in the United States.

Amazing. I like like like this. So, Paul Atkins is just about to further explain what this means. The SEC now clearing a path for onchain trading of tokenized stocks. So, what exactly is happening? This lets crypto platforms officially offer tokenized versions of stocks like Meta, Apple, Nvidia with now easier rules while the SEC builds more permanent regulation. Why did they do this? Well, to them, this is the future.

The SEC said tokenization could modernize issuance, trading, transfers, settlement, and ownership records while potentially lowering costs, improving transparency, and expanding liquidity. Share this video with anybody you know that used to care about crypto because the next two minutes make me incredibly bullish.

Today's SEC order grants two forms of temporary conditional exemptive relief. First, exempting certain trading venues from the definition of exchange under section 3A1 of the exchange act. And second, exempting certain liquidity providers from the definition of dealer under section 3A5 of the exchange act. Informed by extensive public engagement through roundts and other input, our innovation exemption is intentionally limited in scope and set to expire after 5 years.

These limitations reflect the purpose of the order to provide a defined window in which the market may develop while the commission evaluates future rulemaking. We are not cementing today's technology as the standard for tomorrow. This exemption is a principled structured grant of relief designed to resolve genuine legal uncertainty that has driven innovation away from the United States while providing investor protections and upholding market integrity standards.

Importantly, eligibility for the exemption is contingent upon, among other factors, that the venue be a US person and that participants must have been cleared to trade tokenized NMS stock, that no synthetic instruments be allowed, that issuers of the underlying stock be notified and have the opportunity to opt out, and that tokenized stock must provide holders with the same rights and privileges as those stocks that you may purchase on your brokerage account today.

This interim measure must be followed by durable rulemaking to ensure that investors are protected and onchain markets remain a viable pathway as our capital markets continue to evolve. Through today's action and a number of ongoing initiatives, we will ensure that America remains the world's premier destination to build the next generation of financial infrastructure. And guess what? We're going to continue seeing more agencies like the CFTC and many more come out with bullish crypto policy like this.

This is at least according to the chief policy officer over at Coinbase who says, "For the next two years, prepare for announcement after announcement because now what the Clarity Act was supposed to do, individual agencies are now taking it upon themselves to enact it within their agency themselves." Listen for yourself. This is what the next two years will be like.

Where do you see the future of the Clarity Act right now? Well, the Trump administration to their credit has done extraordinary work to provide regulatory clarity. The president put out a crypto blueprint um earlier last year uh where he laid out what the road map looks like and now the SEC, the CFTC and the other agencies are going to use existing statutory authority to provide the regulatory clarity we need. The US is the last of the G20 economies to develop a national framework around crypto markets. um that's dangerous from a national security uh perspective and I know the administration and the regulators are going to step up to make sure we don't we don't fall further behind and so uh market practice regulatory expectations fair notice of the industry all of those will be established over the next two years and the and the structure we'll have in place I think will be uh much more resilient than it would have been otherwise.

I think at this point we can safely say that the clarity act is dead. Of course, there's like a 1% chance it can still pass this year. I'm going to take the stand that Clarity Act is dead. Although, I want to bring this to your attention. Seven Senate Democrats have said that they are committed to getting this bill passed. This would be seven more than who voted in the Cloer Senate vote the other day. So, this is a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel.

But as we continue to get more information about why Clarity Act failed to pass in the Senate, it seems like too many senators think like Democrat Dick Durban, 81 years old, explaining why 44 Democrats voted no on the Clarity Act vote the other day. I think crypto is a bubble that will burst. He just doesn't seem that informed. Senator, all Democrats yesterday voted against the Clarity Act. Can you just tell us briefly what your concerns are with the legislation?

I think it is a bubble that will burst to the detriment of a lot of people who are relying on this crypto uh creation to generate wealth. Uh I think it's been abused and misused even by the president. $1.4 billion for God's sake uh that he earned in the first year. I think we ought to take a serious look at it. I think it it really is a problem.

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