Crypto won the ETF fight but now the SEC is questioning if things have gone too far
The SEC is reconsidering whether increasingly complex ETFs are stretching retail investors’ trust in the familiar fund structure too far.
July 14 will show whether one day of ETF inflows can outlast firm yields and restrained leverage.
By July 18, 2026, regulators must turn the GENIUS Act into a concrete rulebook that determines which stablecoin issuers can operate in the US.
SEC's July agenda could give issuers, broker-dealers and trading venues a formal process before Congress settles market structure.
Prediction market ETFs would turn elections, recessions and layoffs into brokerage account trades, pushing event contracts closer to mainstream retail portfolios.
Phantom’s CFTC filing puts self-custody wallets at the center of the next US fight over regulated on-chain perps.
The New York case still targets more than 39,000 addresses, but recent transfers are testing the claim that long silence proves abandonment.