The revised 2025 plan of the US SEC aims to simplify crypto regulation with clearer rules.
Jinse Finance reported that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revised its 2025 plan to propose clearer rules, safer market practices, and stronger regulation, aiming to build a more flexible and structured framework to accommodate the development of digital assets. The success of this plan depends on coordination among various agencies and international cooperation between regulatory bodies. The plan may result in exemptions, safe harbor provisions, transfer agent rules exclusive to distributed ledger technology (DLT), and revisions to the structure of the cryptocurrency market. These measures will help integrate digital assets into traditional market infrastructure.
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