According to The Block, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued its 2026 regulatory agenda on July 8, proposing modifications to rules governing crypto assets. The agenda includes changes to broker capital and liquidity requirements, customer asset protection rules, and recordkeeping standards, while introducing new exchange rules to establish a clearer framework for crypto asset issuance, custody, and trading. The SEC stated the updates aim to address how existing regulations apply to digital assets.
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