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- 1Bitcoin hacks expose where trust sits in Asia▼Bitcoin’s latest hacks expose where trust really sits in Asia
Bitcoin's latest hacks are prompting scrutiny of crypto security and investor confidence across Asia. Commentators in regional business media are using the breaches to argue that trust in digital assets ultimately rests with exchanges, custodians and regulators rather than the technology itself, with users left questioning who is accountable when funds are stolen.
- 2Bitcoin holds below $85,000 as SEC custody proposal lifts outlook▼Bitcoin holds below $85,000 as SEC custody proposal boosts institutional outlook
Bitcoin is trading below the $85,000 mark as investors weigh a new SEC custody proposal seen as favorable to institutional involvement in crypto markets. The proposal, which would clarify how digital assets can be held by regulated custodians, is being read as a boost for institutional adoption, even as the price remains range-bound under resistance.
- 3SEC proposes rules allowing advisers to self-custody crypto●SEC proposes framework letting investment advisers and funds self-custody crypto The SEC proposed a framework letting in
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a framework that would allow investment advisers and regulated funds to hold crypto assets directly in self-custody, and to use state-chartered trust companies as qualified custodians. If adopted, the rules would loosen current custody requirements and give institutional investors more flexibility in how they hold digital assets.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission has put forward new custody rules covering how investment advisers and funds hold clients' crypto assets. The proposal would require qualified custodians to safeguard digital assets, extending protections long applied to traditional securities into the crypto market. Industry groups and investor advocates are weighing in on the plan, which could reshape how firms like Coinbase and major asset managers store customer tokens.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission has put forward new rules governing how cryptocurrency assets are held in custody, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The proposal would set fresh requirements for firms safeguarding digital assets on behalf of clients, a long-contentious area for exchanges and custodians. Crypto industry observers are watching closely, as custody standards shape how exchanges, brokers and funds can operate and how investors' holdings are protected.