
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has voted to cease its legal defense of rules that mandated companies to disclose climate-related risks and greenhouse gas emissions. This decision marks a departure from the Biden administration's efforts to uphold these regulations. Senator Tim Scott has expressed support for the SEC's decision, framing it as beneficial for American workers and businesses. Additionally, Scott has secured a commitment from Paul Atkins, the SEC nominee, to ensure fair treatment of all industries, including digital assets, under the law. Atkins has indicated that establishing a robust regulatory framework for digital assets will be a top priority if confirmed as SEC Chair, potentially leading to a more favorable environment for cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S.
SEC votes to stop defending climate disclosure rule https://t.co/eBJEE7IBAY
Clear rules. Global leadership. Real momentum. If Paul Atkins follows through, this could mark the beginning of the most pro-crypto SEC in U.S. history - and a serious shift in how D.C. handles digital assets. 👇 Catch up on what’s brewing in the post below https://t.co/2WYcWGs6f7
TRUMP’S SEC CHAIR PICK PAUL ATKINS SAYS DIGITAL ASSET REGULATION IS A TOP PRIORITY Paul Atkins, the expected nominee for SEC Chair under a Trump administration, has stated that his primary focus will be establishing a "firm regulatory foundation for digital assets." Atkins, https://t.co/d2wbzWYohP


