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18.03.2026

John Wu: SEC and CFTC open digital asset space to institutions — SEC and CFTC clear way for institutions

John Wu highlighted a major development for the digital asset sector, stating that the SEC and CFTC have removed the final barriers for institutional participation.

This move is expected to trigger a new era of institutional involvement in the digital asset space. Wu emphasized that increased regulatory clarity enables capital to flow into the industry.

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