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self-custody

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SEC Proposes Conditional Crypto Self-Custody for Advisers

SEC proposed crypto custody rules on Oct. 1, 2026, letting advisers self-custody when no qualified custodian exists, with a 60-day comment period.

Empty chair and regulatory documents on a conference table in a sunlit office, illustrating the SEC crypto custody proposal.