Hey everyone and thanks for jumping back into the cryptoverse. We have a pretty special show today because I'm actually in the Coin Bureau headquarters. I'm at Coinbau headquarters in Dubai and this is actually the first time in ever that I've ever met Guy, which is crazy because we've been working together for for so long.But it's great to great to meet you and it's great to be here. >> Likewise, Ben. Well, yeah, it's great to great to have you in Dubai to meet you in person for the first time and um it's ...

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair, Paul Atkins, has revealed that the innovation exemption rule is on the roadmap for crypto firms in 2026. He specifically mentioned that this exemption would come into effect by January, reflecting the agency’s effort towards strengthening the crypto ecosystem within the United States. US Government Shutdown Impedes Innovation Exemption Launch As part of the crypto regulation teaser, Paul Atkin clarified that the initial rollout plan of the innovation ...

Regulatory Developments - US is set to implement an innovation exemption policy [1] Institutional Investment - Luxembourg sovereign wealth fund is investing in Bitcoin ETFs [1] Product & Service Innovation - Grayscale enables crypto staking [1] - Binance launches Meme Rush platform [1] - S&P launches Digital Market 50 Crypto Index [1] - Ethereum Foundation is expanding its privacy cluster [1]

💥BREAKING:🇺🇸 SEC WANTS TO LOCK IN “INNOVATION EXEMPTION” FOR CRYPTO BY YEAR-END!BIG WIN COMING FOR CRYPTO COMPANIES! https://t.co/1ZIj1ue9X7 ...

U.S. SEC Chair Paul Atkins said SEC plans to formally initiate rulemaking for an “Innovation Exemption” by the end of 2025 or early 2026 to encourage companies to develop digital assets and related technologies in the U.S. He emphasized that while the government shutdown has slowed the SEC’s rulemaking process, the exemption remains a top priority. https://t.co/yfgC4yPXoV ...

Yeah, so much higher for longer.Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru):JUST IN: 🇺🇸 SEC plans to formalize "innovation exemption" for crypto companies by the end of this year. ...

Regulatory Landscape - The SEC is reportedly creating new rules to allow crypto companies to launch products in the US without complying with previous regulatory requirements, termed an "innovation exemption" [1] - The market views this as regulatory arbitrage, suggesting a potentially favorable environment for crypto companies [1] Market Sentiment - The market sentiment is that crime is legal, and crypto is going much higher [1]

The golden age of crypto is upon us.Ship fast. Break things. Supercycle.It's gonna be a hell of a ride.zoomer (@zoomerfied):[ ZOOMER ]SEC TO CREATE NEW RULES TO ALLOW CRYPTO COMPANIES TO LAUNCH PRODUCTS IN THE US WITHOUT HAVING TO COMPLY WITH PREVIOUS REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS, CALLING IT AN "INNOVATION EXEMPTION": BBG ...

🚨JUST IN: SEC CHAIR PAUL ATKINS PLANS TO INTRODUCE “INNOVATION EXEMPTION” BY DECEMBER, ENABLING CRYPTO FIRMS TO LAUNCH PRODUCTS FASTER ...

The SEC telegraphed this Innovation Exemption in their 'Project Crypto' update back on July 31But it's great to see them actively moving forward with itzoomer (@zoomerfied):[ ZOOMER ]SEC TO CREATE NEW RULES TO ALLOW CRYPTO COMPANIES TO LAUNCH PRODUCTS IN THE US WITHOUT HAVING TO COMPLY WITH PREVIOUS REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS, CALLING IT AN "INNOVATION EXEMPTION": BBG ...