SEC Opens Door to Crypto Self-Custody for Investment Advisers and Funds
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed new crypto custody rules for registered investment advisers and regulated funds. The framework would enable self-custody in some instances and enable state trust companies to hold client crypto assets. Ad Ad SEC Proposes Conditional Crypto Self-Custody The proposal would allow investment advisers to self-custody crypto when specific
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