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US President Joe Biden Vetoes Congressional Resolution on SEC Guidance Impacting Cryptocurrency Industry

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


The recent action by President Joe Biden to veto a congressional resolution targeting the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) guidance has sparked debate within the cryptocurrency and banking sectors. The SEC's Personnel Accounting Bulletin No. 121, issued in 2022, has drawn criticism from both industries for its perceived hindrance to collaboration between cryptocurrency firms and banks. Banking institutions have raised concerns over the bulletin's associated costs and limitations on their ability to expand services for holding digital assets on behalf of customers.

The bipartisan-supported congressional resolution aimed to nullify the SEC's guidance, receiving approval in the Senate with 11 Democrats in favor and subsequently passing the House of Representatives by a margin of 228-182. Advocates of the resolution argued that the SEC's directive restricted options for individuals seeking to store digital assets through traditional banking channels.

In his statement accompanying the veto, President Biden underscored his administration's dedication to safeguarding consumers and investors. He emphasized the necessity of measures that protect the interests of consumers and investors, stating that such safeguards are vital for harnessing the potential benefits and opportunities presented by crypto asset innovations.

Additionally, President Biden expressed readiness to collaborate with Congress in formulating a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets. He expressed a willingness to engage in constructive dialogue to ensure the development of a balanced regulatory structure for digital assets.

Notably, the White House recently signaled its opposition to a House bill proposing a regulatory framework for digital assets, citing concerns over inadequate protections for consumers and investors. Despite this stance, the administration's decision not to issue a complete veto indicated a willingness to engage in discussions to refine legislation concerning digital assets.

(Note: This article does not constitute investment advice.)

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