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The SEC sent the White House a draft of rules for brokerages that hold customers' crypto, but the public hasn't seen the text yet. 👀 "The package addresses financial…

Yahoo Finance
Published: 2026-11-06 18:00 UTC
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The SEC sent the White House a draft of rules for brokerages that hold customers' crypto, but the public hasn't seen the text yet. 👀 "The package addresses financial responsibility, record-keeping, …

The SEC sent the White House a draft of rules for brokerages that hold customers' crypto, but the public hasn't seen the text yet. 👀 "The package addresses financial responsibility, record-keeping, and recording for crypto assets,"  @scottmelker explains. https://t.co/3BI9qSDdm4

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