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U.S. SEC delays crypto regulation meeting, possibly mindful of Clarity Act

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission delayed a planned meeting on crypto regulation after a reported request from the White House. Foreign media reports said the White House feared talks on a crypto fundraising rule and an exemption for securities-token trading could complicate congressional negotiations over the Clarity Act. Market participants also cited potential opposition from SIFMA and possible litigation. Policy discussions are expected to continue this week, including events at the White House.

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Bernstein warns further crypto selloff if Clarity Act fails in U.S. Senate

Bernstein said bitcoin and major cryptocurrency valuations could fall further if the U.S. Senate fails to pass the Clarity Act before a summer recess. It warned of an immediate negative market reaction, while also saying the market could form a bottom and regain momentum in late third quarter and early fourth quarter. It added that if legislation stalls, the SEC and CFTC could move faster on guidance under “Project Crypto.”

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U.S. SEC adds three crypto items to 2026 regulatory agenda

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has included three rulemakings covering crypto issuance and sales, broker-dealer regulation and crypto market structure in its official 2026 regulatory agenda. Detailed rule texts have not been released, and July is presented as a target timing for proposals rather than a fixed schedule. The plans were confirmed via rule lists posted on Reginfo.gov and are currently classified as being at the proposed-rule stage.