The newly released 2026 review focus document by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has apparently removed crypto-related chapters that were previously routinely included, a move that appears to be in line with US President Donald Trump's supportive stance towards the cryptocurrency industry.
On Monday, the SEC's review division released a list of review priorities for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2026, which did not explicitly mention cryptocurrencies or digital assets. However, the SEC said the priorities listed in the filing "are not a complete list of all areas the division will focus on in the coming year".
The US cryptocurrency industry has grown rapidly during the Trump administration, which has largely deregulated the sector, while his family has expanded its presence in the cryptocurrency sector through trading platforms, mining operations, stablecoins and token offerings.
Paul Atkins, the SEC chairperson, said in a statement: "The review process is an important part of achieving the agency's mission, but it should not be an act of'deliberate error. '"
The focus of the SEC's 2026 review did not explicitly mention cryptocurrencies
2025-11-18 06:38:53
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