The MSRB voted to authorize further amendments to Rule G-14 ("Reports of Sales or Purchases").

In support of the newly established Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile, House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill emphasized the need for accountability, tracking and proper management of the crypto assets.

In a letter to SEC Acting Chair Mark T. Uyeda, House Republicans praised recent efforts to shift the SEC's stance on crypto, stating that "there is renewed hope that the SEC will turn a corner on its outwardly hostile stance toward the digital asset ecosystem."

The OCC rescinded prior guidance that required written notification of the supervisory office's non-objection before banks could engage in certain crypto-asset activities. New guidance reaffirmed the authority of banks to engage in these activities.

In separate remarks before the SEC Investor Advisory Committee, Acting Chair Mark T. Uyeda and Commissioner Hester M. Peirce prioritized "the growing impact of artificial intelligence on the securities markets," and "how public companies disclose the risks and opportunities associated with [it]."