SEC Quorum Change Could Ease Path to Crypto Rulemaking
A recent change to SEC quorum rules could help the agency revise crypto regulation even without a market structure bill, according to Cointelegraph.
A change to the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s quorum rules could make it easier for the regulator to adjust its approach to cryptocurrency oversight, Cointelegraph reported.
Quorum requirements determine how many commissioners must participate for the agency to conduct business. The change could allow rulemaking to proceed more easily when leadership seats are unfilled.
For crypto regulation, that could give the SEC a path to revise its approach in the absence of a market structure bill. The report describes a potential opening for action, rather than a confirmed regulatory shift.
Source: Cointelegraph
