SEC cancels Friday open meeting to vote on crypto startup exemptions citing scheduling issue
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cancelled its planned Friday open meeting to vote on crypto startup exemptions, citing an unforeseen scheduling issue. Multiple independent sources reported the cancellation, which follows the earlier delay of the SEC's tokenization innovation exemption.
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@blckchaindaily
🚨 SEC CANCELS FRIDAY VOTE ON CRYPTO STARTUP EXEMPTIONS CITING UNFORESEEN SCHEDULING ISSUE
@EleanorTerrett
🚨NEW: The @SECGov is cancelling its planned open meeting tomorrow due to a scheduling conflict. Per a spokesperson: “The SEC is committed to delivering on the President’s agenda to bring certainty to the crypto space. Due to an unforeseen scheduling issue, tomorrow’s Open https://t.co/6IkJxYiBOa
@blckchaindaily
🚨 SEC CANCELS FRIDAY MEETING TO VOTE ON CRYPTO RULES
@TheCryptoSquire
🚨 🤮 THIS IS A FUCKING JOKE 🤮 🚨 First, the SEC’s tokenization innovation exemption gets DELAYED. Now tomorrow’s SEC crypto meeting is CANCELED because of a “scheduling conflict.” Meeting canceled. Innovation delayed. CLARITY nowhere to be found. And they still have the https://t.co/R24BjltPs2
@coinbureau
🚨BREAKING: The SEC just CANCELED Friday's crypto meeting entirely, hours after delaying its tokenized stock exemption. The agency was set to vote on letting crypto startups raise money without traditional securities rules, but blamed an "unforeseen scheduling issue," per https://t.co/lbYjP2usnl