Caroline Pham: SEC and CFTC already have authority to write digital asset rules
- —Pham spoke at Korea Blockchain Week in Seoul
- —She said the agencies do not need new powers from Congress
- —Regulators can rely on existing statutory mandates
Why it matters: The signal that the SEC and CFTC may write rules without the CLARITY Act reduces regulatory uncertainty for US crypto firms.
Source: PANews
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