CFTC submits new crypto regulations to White House for review as Congress delays CLARITY Act; SEC and CFTC signal willingness to establish independent framework.

Regulation & Gov · 2026-09-20

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission submitted new cryptocurrency regulations to the White House for review as Congress delayed the CLARITY Act following a failed Senate vote. Amid the legislative pause, leadership at the SEC and CFTC signaled readiness to develop their own regulatory framework for digital assets.

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