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SEC Proposes Letting Advisers and Funds Self-Custody Crypto Assets

Bitcoin.com News·October 2, 2026·1 min read
SEC Proposes Letting Advisers and Funds Self-Custody Crypto Assets

The SEC proposed updating safekeeping rules to let investment advisers and regulated funds self-custody crypto assets when a permitted custodian is unavailable. The plan could expand investor access to crypto strategies under federal securities laws, pending public comment and final approval.

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