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Bitcoin Takes Center Stage in 2026 as SEC-CFTC Forge Unified, Dual-Track US Crypto Regulation

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2025/12/27 01:34
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In the United States, the crypto regulatory landscape is shifting toward greater interagency coordination as the SEC and CFTC signal a closer working relationship to shape policy and market standards.

Key initiatives discussed include the Token Classification Framework, Project Crypto, and an innovation exemption mechanism. At the same time, the SEC has advanced crypto ETF listing standards and prioritized asset tokenization within its rulemaking agenda.

The CFTC is pursuing clearer rules through a rapid review process—a Crypto Sprint—and is positioned to assume a central role in supervising crypto commodities such as Bitcoin within its updated mandate.

Industry observers anticipate a durable two-track model by 2026, with the SEC driving institutional frameworks and the CFTC expanding market infrastructure, reflecting a pragmatic regulatory agenda for the sector.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/bitcoin-takes-center-stage-in-2026-as-sec-cftc-forge-unified-dual-track-us-crypto-regulation

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