SEC’s inconsistent crypto approach creates uncertainty for investors and the market. New SEC leadership aims to streamline crypto regulation and disclosure frameworks. Bitcoin volatility persists as traders await clarity on SEC and federal crypto policies. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has struggled for years to establish a consistent approach to regulating cryptocurrencies. Despite claiming clear jurisdiction and consistent positions, the SEC’s shifting interpretations have often left investors and the industry confused. Recent developments, including new leadership initiatives and policy changes, suggest a potential shift. But questions remain about whether these moves will resolve long-standing issues or just add to the confusion. SEC’s Murky Waters in Crypto Regulation The SEC has historically had a hard time explaining its stance on cryptocurrencies, particularly regarding their classification as securities. Under Chair Gary Gensler, the agency leaned on the concept of an “ecosystem” to argue that an initial security sale keeps its status in secondary markets. But this argument lacked legal strength, leaving attorneys hesitan… The post SEC Crypto Regulation: New Leadership, Same Old Confusion? appeared first on Coin Edition .