SEC chair: Open up rules to make US 'crypto capital of the planet'

Paul Atkins said it is 'a new day at the SEC'

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Newly appointed Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Paul Atkins said a "key priority" will be to open up the regulation of cryptoassets, in order to fulfil President Trump's ambition for the United States to lead in the market.

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