Sep 15, 2026 2:52 PM

The SEC is moving forward with its aggressive crypto rulemaking agenda regardless of whether the CLARITY Act passes the Senate. Chairman Paul Atkins has made it clear that the agency isn't waiting for Congress to draw jurisdictional lines; they are already building a comprehensive regulatory architecture for how digital assets are issued, traded, and held. Is it right for the SEC to bypass legislative gridlock and set the rules themselves, or is this a massive overreach? What's your take?
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