SEC Chair Atkins considers innovation exemption to boost tokenization Crypto industry hails GENIUS Act as a win, while Senator Elizabeth Warren criticizes it for consumer protection gaps.

Paul Atkins, Chair of the SEC, indicated a willingness to permit crypto in 401(k) plans, highlighting the critical role of investor awareness and risk understanding.

US Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins says the commission's Crypto Task Forced is focused on making "clear rules" for cryptocurrencies following the passage of the first-ever ...

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the passage of the GENIUS Act, private market access in 401 (k) plans, liquidity of private investments, crypto investing strategies, and more.

“Disclosure is key and that people need to know what they are getting into,” Atkins said when asked about whether crypto could be a part of retirement plans.

Since taking over as the SEC head, Atkins has eased the commission's scrutiny of crypto and has backed off of suits initiated by his predecessor Gary Gensler, who viewed most cryptocurrencies as ...

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, also a Republican, said in a CNBC interview last week that the agency should encourage innovation when asked about the prospect of tokenizing securities.

Speaking shortly after the House approved the trio of crypto bills, Atkins told reporters that the SEC is reviewing ways to support novel trading models and infrastructure for tokenized securities.

Citadel Securities Warns SEC Against Rushed Tokenized Securities Rollout Founded by billionaire Ken Griffin, the firm argued that these blockchain-based products could create unfair advantages and ...

New U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission guidance on disclosure requirements for exchange-traded products tied to cryptocurrencies marked the first step toward approval of dozens of ...

Trump Media files for ‘Crypto Blue Chip ETF’ with SEC Critics accuse Trump of mixing personal business with policy, raising concerns about ethics.

The SEC released new guidelines last week for crypto ETF issuers as part of the Trump administration’s push to create a more welcoming regulatory environment for crypto-related companies.