What changed
Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed new crypto custody rules for registered investment advisers and regulated funds SEC Opens Door to Crypto Self-Custody for Investment Advisers and Funds The framework would enable self-custody in some instances and enable state trust companies to hold client crypto assets
Why it matters
Exchange operations around crypto markets can change volatility, liquidity, or sentiment. The concrete detail to watch is securities and Exchange Commission has proposed new crypto custody rules for registered investment advisers and regulated funds
Trading lens
Use this as watchful context from coingape.com. Watch whether SEC Opens Door to Crypto Self-Custody for Investment Advisers and Funds confirms momentum, invalidates active bias, or changes timing.
