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The SEC Chairman signals the direction of cryptocurrency regulation: clarifying the investment contract framework and promoting innovation exemptions and rule-making

The official website of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission published a speech by Chairman Paul Atkins at the ETHDenver conference, outlining the agency's direction on cryptocurrency regulation, which mainly includes:Clarifying the "investment contract" framework: The Commission will study and publish a framework that clarifies under what circumstances crypto assets constitute investment contracts, as well as their formation and termination mechanisms.Innovation exemptions: Considering the establishment of innovation exemptions that allow for pilot trading of certain tokenized securities under restricted conditions, including limited trading on new platforms such as automated market makers, to accumulate experience for a long-term regulatory framework.Advancement of rules and guidance: Plans to initiate or advance rulemaking on topics such as financing pathways for crypto assets, broker-dealer custody for non-securities crypto assets (including payment stablecoins), and modernization of transfer agent rules; and continue to provide clarity for non-registration scenarios such as wallets and user interfaces through no-action letters and exemption orders.Regulatory philosophy: Paul Atkins emphasized that regulators should not react to short-term price fluctuations. The responsibility of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is to ensure adequate information disclosure and clear rules, allowing market participants to make decisions in a transparent environment, rather than "supporting prices."

Next week's macro outlook: Fed minutes and PCE are coming, tariff case may see a resolution

According to Jinshi News, the global market will welcome a "data bomb" week next week. The Federal Reserve will release the minutes of the January monetary policy meeting on Thursday at 03:00, from which the market will seek more clues about the interest rate cut path in 2026; the focus will be on the initial value of the U.S. fourth-quarter GDP and core PCE price index to be released on Friday at 21:30. As the Fed's preferred inflation indicator, if the PCE reading is higher than expected, it may affect the pace of policy easing this year.On the central bank front, several Federal Reserve officials will speak intensively, the Reserve Bank of Australia will release the meeting minutes, and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will announce its interest rate decision. The market generally expects the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to remain unchanged, while the Reserve Bank of Australia may emphasize the risks of rising inflation. In terms of asset performance, spot gold maintains a high-level fluctuation, rebounding to close higher after a significant drop during the week; oil prices rose and then fell, with market rumors that OPEC+ may resume production increases in April; the dollar's movement has become a key variable, and if it does not hit a new low, it may maintain relative strength against the backdrop of the approaching tariff decision.Meanwhile, demand for U.S. Treasuries is heating up, which may trigger a new round of asset reallocation. In terms of major events, the Supreme Court of the United States will issue opinions on February 20, including rulings on Trump's "Day of Liberation" tariff policy. If the ruling is unfavorable, it may have a significant impact on related tariff measures and affect global trade and market sentiment.On the company level, the earnings season is coming to an end. Walmart will announce its fourth-quarter fiscal year performance.
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