SEC’s ‘Project Crypto’ Could Make Investing in Digital Assets Easier
The SEC wants to simplify crypto investing with “Project Crypto,” a new plan to update outdated rules for digital assets.
The SEC wants to simplify crypto investing with “Project Crypto,” a new plan to update outdated rules for digital assets.
In a bid to solidify the US as the global hub for digital assets, the Trump administration’s Working Group on Digital Assets has unveiled its long-promised crypto report.
Investors awaiting the SEC’s decision on the Trump-backed Truth Social Bitcoin ETF will have to wait longer—the regulator has extended its review period to September 18.
PayPal’s new crypto payment feature aims to simplify international transactions for US SMEs, supporting over 100 digital assets—including USDT, USDC, and Solana.
Key Democrats in the US Senate are pressing the FHFA on its plan to allow cryptocurrency as a factor in mortgage approvals.
Anchorage Digital Bank is set to make history by issuing Ethena Labs’ USDtb—the first stablecoin designed for compliance with the GENIUS Act.
Bitwise’s plan to convert its crypto index fund into an ETF hit a snag after the SEC approved—then quickly paused—the move, creating uncertainty for investors.

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