TREE NEWS reports: The SEC’s proposed rewrite of crypto custody rules for advisers and investment companies has moved to the White House for review, following the withdrawal of a 2023 proposal. The new rule aims to clarify digital-asset custody requirements, marking a significant step in regulatory clarity for the industry.
SEC Crypto Custody Rule Enters White House Review
The shift to White House review signals the rulemaking is nearing its final stage, though the outcome remains uncertain given the administration's priorities. If adopted, the clarified custody standards could reshape how advisers and funds handle digital assets, potentially raising compliance costs while offering clearer operational boundaries. The key question is whether the final rule strikes a balance that satisfies both industry demands for clarity and the SEC's investor-protection mandate, and how quickly firms adapt to any new requirements.
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