Biden vetoes Congress’s crypto custody bill
Banking And Finance,Cryptocurrency,Securities And Exchange Commission,Joe Biden,White House,Biden Administration,Bipartisanship
President Biden vetoed legislation that struck down the Securities and Exchange Commission's special rules for custodians of crypto assets, as expected.
Why it matters: The SEC policy could be a major impediment to traditional financial companies offering services that involved holding onto customers' cryptocurrency.
Catch up fast: The legislation was passed by both chambers of the U.S. Congress with a Senate vote on May 16.
The White House had indicated it would veto the legislation if presented with it.
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