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SEC, CFTC Forge Their Own Crypto Paths as CLARITY Act Stalls Out

SEC, CFTC Forge Their Own Crypto Paths as CLARITY Act Stalls OutWorldPing

As far as digital asset regulation is concerned, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is not waiting around for Congress. The agency has scheduled an open meeting for Friday, Aug.

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