The Digital Chamber, a blockchain trade association, urged the OCC to adopt principles-based regulation, harmonize standards across prudential regulators, and avoid policy additions not contemplated by Congress under the GENIUS Act..

Federal Reserve Board Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman shared concerns on AI model risk management and described current regulatory efforts to balance safety without stifling innovation.

The SEC requested comment on whether to change security-based swap dealer registration thresholds after staff found that non-credit default swap activity now accounts for more than 99 percent of all security-based swap trading.

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation announced plans to begin its long-anticipated tokenization service with limited trades starting in July 2026, followed by a full commercial launch in October.

SIFMA urged the Office of Foreign Assets Control to overhaul its approach to capital markets sanctions, arguing that the current patchwork of restrictions has produced a perverse result: the sanctioned issuers suffer little, while U.S. pension funds, mutual fund holders and retail investors are left holding frozen, worthless positions.