Nasdaq recently sent a letter to the U.S. SEC, suggesting that future encryption asset regulation should establish a clear classification system, dividing digital assets into four categories: financial securities, investment contracts, commodities, and other assets. The letter stated that regulation should be governed by the SEC and CFTC according to the nature of the assets and called for the development of unified trading platform rules to support the trading of multiple asset types on the same platform. (CoinDesk)
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Nasdaq sends letter to the US SEC: suggests that a clear classification system should be established for future encryption asset regulation.
Nasdaq recently sent a letter to the U.S. SEC, suggesting that future encryption asset regulation should establish a clear classification system, dividing digital assets into four categories: financial securities, investment contracts, commodities, and other assets. The letter stated that regulation should be governed by the SEC and CFTC according to the nature of the assets and called for the development of unified trading platform rules to support the trading of multiple asset types on the same platform. (CoinDesk)