Crypto Currently: Recent Regulatory Developments and What to Watch Next
- 10.26.2026 | 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Tiffany Smith , Jeremy Moorehouse , Matthew Kulkin , Cristina Jaramillo
Join us for a Crypto Currently webinar on LinkedIn Live examining the latest regulatory developments affecting the digital asset industry. WilmerHale Partners Tiffany J. Smith, Jeremy Moorehouse, Matthew Kulkin and Special Counsel Cristina Jaramillo will discuss significant recent proposals and policy developments from the SEC and CFTC.
The panelists will:
- discuss recent SEC proposals and guidance including Regulation Crypto, the Innovation Exemption, proposed amendments to the transfer agent rules, and proposed amendments to the investment adviser and regulated fund custody rules;
- discuss recent CFTC proposals and guidance including Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Related to Regulation Crypto Asset Transactions and Regulation Crypto Asset Markets, and FAQs concerning registrants and registered entity activities relating to crypto assets and blockchain technologies;
- discuss the practical implications for crypto businesses, investors and other market participants; and
- share insights on emerging trends and key issues to watch in the months ahead.
During the webinar, attendees will have the opportunity to contribute questions live online. Attendance at this webinar does not create a lawyer-client relationship between attendees and WilmerHale. This webinar is for general informational purposes only and does not represent WilmerHale’s advice as to any particular set of facts.
About WilmerHale’s Crypto Currently News Center
With the change in approach to crypto under the Trump 2.0 Administration, the White House, Congress, agencies and certain states have each announced significant developments. The News Center features a curated collection of the key crypto-related news, events and announcements from the White House, Congress, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Securities and Exchange Commission, Prudential Regulators, and state legislatures. Designed to help you stay “current” on the latest developments, the News Center is updated daily.
