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consistent regulation · 9 days apartThen post
“As Congress works to establish a lasting regulatory framework, our new proposal, Regulation Crypto Assets, seeks to provide crypto asset entrepreneurs and market participants with clear pathways to raise capital under the federal securities laws. https://t.co/0ItLaMrDE9”
Now post“For too long, gaps like this one—where the debt of several EU member states was covered but debt of the EU itself was not—have created inconsistency that breeds confusion rather than confidence in the markets. This proposal is SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice. https://t.co/fB2kxk0SUb”
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consistent regulation · 9 days apartThen post
“With our new proposal, the SEC is taking the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets. As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/z0MmDF4doV”
Now post“For too long, gaps like this one—where the debt of several EU member states was covered but debt of the EU itself was not—have created inconsistency that breeds confusion rather than confidence in the markets. This proposal is SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice. https://t.co/fB2kxk0SUb”
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consistent sec · 9 days apartThen post
“As Congress works to establish a lasting regulatory framework, our new proposal, Regulation Crypto Assets, seeks to provide crypto asset entrepreneurs and market participants with clear pathways to raise capital under the federal securities laws. https://t.co/0ItLaMrDE9”
Now post“For too long, gaps like this one—where the debt of several EU member states was covered but debt of the EU itself was not—have created inconsistency that breeds confusion rather than confidence in the markets. This proposal is SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice. https://t.co/fB2kxk0SUb”
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consistent securities · 9 days apartThen post
“With our new proposal, the SEC is taking the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets. As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/z0MmDF4doV”
Now post“For too long, gaps like this one—where the debt of several EU member states was covered but debt of the EU itself was not—have created inconsistency that breeds confusion rather than confidence in the markets. This proposal is SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice. https://t.co/fB2kxk0SUb”
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consistent sec · 9 days apartThen post
“With our new proposal, the SEC is taking the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets. As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/z0MmDF4doV”
Now post“For too long, gaps like this one—where the debt of several EU member states was covered but debt of the EU itself was not—have created inconsistency that breeds confusion rather than confidence in the markets. This proposal is SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice. https://t.co/fB2kxk0SUb”
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consistent innovation · 1 days apartThen post
“Great to join President @realDonaldTrump, @ChairmanSelig, and industry leaders at the @WhiteHouse today. Under President Trump’s leadership, we will ensure that the greatest advances of the technological frontier are realized right here in America. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/c2QHFFcBB3”
Now post“No better way to celebrate a historic week of advancing innovation and American excellence than by ringing the @NYSE Opening Bell from Washington, D.C. for the @Freedom250GP! 🇺🇸 https://t.co/uIxDYqfwtO”
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consistent leadership · 1 days apartThen post
“With our new proposal, the SEC is taking the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets. As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/z0MmDF4doV”
Now post“Great to join President @realDonaldTrump, @ChairmanSelig, and industry leaders at the @WhiteHouse today. Under President Trump’s leadership, we will ensure that the greatest advances of the technological frontier are realized right here in America. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/c2QHFFcBB3”
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consistent sec · 0 days apartThen post
“With our new proposal, the SEC is taking the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets. As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/z0MmDF4doV”
Now post“As Congress works to establish a lasting regulatory framework, our new proposal, Regulation Crypto Assets, seeks to provide crypto asset entrepreneurs and market participants with clear pathways to raise capital under the federal securities laws. https://t.co/0ItLaMrDE9”
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Atkins notes a D.C. Circuit court vacated SEC's 75% independent director and independent chair requirement over 20 years ago.
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“More than 20 years ago, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit vacated a rulemaking that would have mandated a board with no less than 75% independent directors and an independent chair as a condition to reliance on certain exemptive rules.”
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Atkins states mandatory Treasury cash clearing begins end of year, repo clearing by June 30, 2027.
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“mandatory clearing for U.S. Treasury cash transactions at the end of the year and U.S. Treasury repo transactions by June 30, 2027.”
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Atkins proposes making electronic delivery the default method for investor communications as a key pillar of his agenda.
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“By proposing to permit electronic delivery (e-delivery) to become the default method for issuers, market intermediaries, and others to communicate with investors, we are taking another stride toward a regulatory framework suitable for the modern era, a key pillar of my agenda.”
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Atkins claims the SEC reduced CAT operating costs and eliminated personally identifiable information reporting during his tenure.
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“During my tenure, the Commission has achieved significant reductions in the annual operating costs of the Consolidated Audit Trail (“CAT”) and eliminated reporting of personally identifiable information to the CAT.”
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“Two new exemptions from registration under the Securities Act would be created for offerings of covered investment contracts: a “startup exemption” for up to $5 million over a four-year period, and a “fundraising exemption” permitting up to $75 million during each 12-month period.”
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Atkins says legislation is indispensable to prevent a future rogue regulator from unwinding current reforms.
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“legislation remains indispensable to enacting “future-proofed” rules of the road that are durable enough to protect the work we are undertaking today from being unwound by a future rogue regulator.”
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Atkins states updating federal regulations to reflect the 2006 court mandate is long overdue.
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“The court’s mandate has been clear since 2006, and updating the Code of Federal Regulations to reflect this outcome is long overdue.”
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Atkins argues sensible, clear, and enforceable rules enable builders to work and government to enforce.
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“Having rules that are sensible, clear, and enforceable is key to a well-functioning society. People whose ambition is to build good things for other people can work with such rules, and government can enforce them.”
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Atkins clarifies that exempting some crypto assets from securities laws does not exempt all crypto activities.
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“That the securities laws do not apply to all crypto assets and activities, however, does not mean that the securities laws do not apply to any crypto assets or activities.”
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“To deliver on President Trump’s goal to ensure that the United States is the crypto capital of the world, we are embracing innovation to bring more products onshore, creating clear rules of the road for capital raising with crypto assets,”
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Atkins says aligning regulations with the court's vacatur reaffirms commitment to sound regulatory principles.
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“which bring our regulations into alignment with the Federal court’s vacatur of both the 75% requirement and the independent chair requirement. These amendments are a necessary step to reaffirm our commitment to sound regulatory principles.”
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Atkins warns that contorting interpretations to avoid securities laws will lead to painful consequences.
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“If you do headstands, backflips, and other gymnastics to read the law so that it does not apply to crypto assets and activities that are well within the scope of the federal securities laws, you will have a painful fall.”
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Atkins says IPOs declined from 4,000 in the 1990s to only 3,200 in the following 25 years.
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“During the decade of the 1990s, there were approximately 4,000 IPOs. In the 25 years since then, there have been only 3,200.”
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Atkins hopes e-delivery will enable interactive and customized disclosures impossible with paper.
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“I hope to see interactive and customized disclosures, something that is not possible with paper.”
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Atkins accuses the SEC of undermining capital formation through regulation by enforcement and disingenuous registration offers.
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“In fact, in the past, it actively undermined capital formation with regard to this asset class in the form of regulation by enforcement and disingenuous offers to “come in and register.””
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Atkins says SEC is considering combining IIB and SIFMA relief requests into single order.
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“the Commission is evaluating potential paths forward on both Notices, including an approach that would address—in a single Commission order—the relief requested in the IIB Notice and the relief requested in the SIFMA Notice concerning the outward facing condition.”
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Atkins argues default paper delivery creates unnecessary expenses that reduce American investors' returns.
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“Default paper delivery results in a constant source of unnecessary expenses that are paid for by American investors and reduce their investment returns.”
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Atkins specifies the PCAOB seat requires non-CPAs and runs through October 2031.
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“Only individuals who have never been a certified public accountant are eligible to serve in this seat, which is for a term ending on October 24, 2031.”
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Atkins criticizes the SEC for requiring firms to design disclosures for paper first, even under the new e-delivery rule.
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“The SEC still assumes and sometimes requires that firms, in the first instance, will design disclosures for viewing on paper (whether it is paper that firms mail or, now with Reg E-Delivery, paper that customers can print from home printers).”
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Atkins says public market benefits cannot be re-created privately and aims to extend them to more issuers.
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“benefits that “simply cannot be re-created privately.” 1 This morning, I would like to focus on the Commission’s recent efforts to extend those benefits to a broader range of issuers”
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Atkins says paper delivery should be a relic in the age of AI and blockchain technology.
cryptomodernization“In an age of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology, a default to paper delivery should be a relic, not a standard.”
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Atkins emphasizes efficient stewardship and minimizing costs to PCAOB-funded companies, brokers, and dealers.
cost efficiencydisclosure“I strongly encourage applications from candidates interested in furthering the public interest through the efficient stewardship of PCAOB resources.”
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Atkins explains Regulation E-Delivery would allow electronic delivery without requiring affirmative consent from investors.
disclosureinvestors“If adopted, Regulation E-Delivery would establish requirements and conditions under which essential information could be delivered electronically to investors and others without first obtaining their affirmative consent to do so.”
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Atkins states the SEC is simplifying registration and disclosure to let more companies go public.
disclosureipo reform“Under the leadership of Chairman Atkins, the Commission is proposing and adopting rules that simplify registration and disclosure requirements and allow more companies to go public with fewer unnecessary regulatory hurdles.”
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Atkins says the agenda includes proposals to transform the disclosure regime to revitalize IPOs.
disclosureipo“This agenda includes a number of proposals critical to realizing that mission by transforming our disclosure regime.”
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Atkins criticizes prior SEC approach of advancing untested legal theories through enforcement rather than rulemaking for crypto.
crypto rules“The Commission’s approach to crypto in recent years—advancing untested legal theories through enforcement actions rather than rulemaking—deprived the public and market participants of the opportunity to have input into the development of workable rules.”
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Atkins reports commenters want the SEC to take more responsibility for managing and funding the CAT.
catfunding“One theme emerges from the comment file: investors and market participants want the Commission to take more responsibility for managing and funding this project.”
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Atkins says the SEC last seriously reviewed capital formation rules over twenty years ago.
ipo reformregulation“The Commission last took a hard look at improving the capital formation environment more than two decades ago.”
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Atkins states that moving securities activities onchain does not remove them from SEC jurisdiction.
crypto rulesjurisdiction“Moving activities that fall within the scope of the federal securities laws onchain, as a general matter, does not take those activities outside the scope of the laws the Commission administers.”
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Atkins describes IPOs as invitations for workers and savers to participate in American enterprise prosperity.
ipopublic markets“Every IPO is an invitation to workers and savers to participate in the prosperity of the next generation of American enterprise.”
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Atkins says the Commission proposed allowing companies to file semiannually instead of quarterly.
disclosureregulatory reform“In May, the Commission proposed amendments that, if adopted, would allow public companies the option to file one semiannual report each year, in lieu of three quarterly reports.”
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Atkins lists specific SEC requirements that perpetuate paper-first thinking, including font size and same-page rules.
criticismdisclosure“Other paper-as-the-standard disclosure rules talk about font size, relative prominence, and disclosures appearing on the same page.”
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Atkins argues that complex market access rules without investor protection rationale serve no one.
ipo reformprivate markets access“Labyrinthine restrictions on access to public markets unmoored from an investor protection rationale serve nobody.”
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Atkins notes Form S-3 framework dates to 2005, before the iPhone existed.
ipo reformregulation“The framework we’re currently operating under mostly dates to 2005—before the iPhone had even been rolled out.”
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Atkins argues prior rules drove investment offshore, limiting protections and causing investors to lose money completely.
capital formationinvestor protection“Thus, it has driven investment offshore, limiting the type of protections that we can provide investors here, and sometimes resulting in investors watching their money completely disappear.”
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Atkins says the Division will also stop responding to Rule 14a-8(j) notices with non-objection letters.
disclosuresec policy“It also will no longer respond to notices filed under Rule 14a-8(j) with a letter indicating that it will not object if a company omits a proposal from its proxy materials.”
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Atkins says the Commission must move quickly to restructure the CAT to address cost, governance, and funding issues.
catgovernance“I believe that it is critical for the Commission to move quickly and lay the groundwork necessary to restructure the CAT to address persistent cost, governance, and funding issues.”
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Atkins contrasts oikonomia (household management) with politika (city-state governance) as fundamentally different domains.
corporate governancegreek philosophy“This was distinguishable from politika —the governance of the polis , the city-state. Different rules, different purposes, different forms of accountability.”
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Atkins says the goal is cutting requirements that lack proportionate benefits, not cutting arbitrarily.
disclosureregulation“The goal is not to cut for the sake of cutting but to cut requirements that do not yield proportionate benefits.”
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Atkins announces Reg E-Delivery proposal making electronic delivery the default for securities disclosures without requiring affirmative consent.
disclosuree-delivery“the Commission takes a further step in recognizing these developments by proposing Regulation E-Delivery (“Reg E-Delivery”).”
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Atkins says market access should not be limited to wealthy insiders.
democratizationprivate markets“Exposure to the full dynamism of our markets – both public and private – should not be reserved for wealthy insiders.”
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Atkins frames Regulation E-Delivery as meaningful advancement rather than mere administrative adjustment.
modernizationregulation“Regulation E-Delivery is not merely a proposed administrative adjustment; it represents a meaningful advancement toward aligning our rules with the needs of today’s markets.”
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Atkins argues SEC rules prevent firms from using modern technologies like apps, video, and podcasts for disclosure.
disclosureinnovation“We have made it hard for firms to experiment with cellphone apps, streaming video, podcasts, virtual conference room presentations, and anything else that is not an e-delivered pdf.”
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crypto rulesdisclosure“Even when a crypto asset was properly treated as a security, prospective issuers were provided no realistic way to comply with the Commission’s registration process.”
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Atkins proposes facilitating retail investor participation in private markets with safeguards.
investor protectionprivate markets“Our agenda includes a proposal to better facilitate retail investor participation in private markets while preserving their protection with appropriate safeguards.”
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Atkins forecasts the CAT restructuring transition will not be complete until late 2027.
catrestructuring“Because many of these actions would need to occur in tandem, the transition would likely not be complete until late 2027.”
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Atkins says persons who sought to register crypto offerings were given a bureaucratic runaround with no resolution.
crypto rulesdisclosure“Persons who sought to register their crypto offerings were often given a bureaucratic runaround with no resolution in sight.”
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Atkins explains the proposal eliminates affirmative consent requirement but preserves opt-out rights for paper delivery.
disclosureinvestor protection“These entities would not be required to obtain affirmative consent from investors and other recipients, but investors still would be able to opt out of default e-delivery and receive paper copies of information upon request.”
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Atkins defines shareholder democracy as voluntary and proportionate to capital at risk, not equal standing.
corporate governanceshareholder primacy“In contrast, shareholder democracy is voluntary and proportionate to risk: influence corresponds to the amount of capital that an investor puts at stake.”
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Atkins says those who engaged with the SEC in good faith faced subpoenas and litigation rather than answers.
crypto rules“Those who tried to engage with the Commission in good faith found themselves facing subpoenas and litigation rather than answers.”
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Atkins announces the Commission proposes two registration exemptions tailored for crypto assets sold as investment contracts.
crypto rulesdisclosure“Today, the Commission proposes new fundraising pathways tailored for the unique characteristics of crypto assets being sold as part of investment contracts.”
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Atkins says registered offering reform would increase eligible companies for shelf registration by over 60 percent.
ipo reformmarket access“Registered offering reform would expand the full availability of shelf registration to nearly all public companies — including the newest and the smallest—increasing the number of eligible companies by over 60 percent.”
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Atkins announces the Division's shareholder proposal email address is no longer functional.
sec policyshareholder proposals“Companies should submit those notices using the online Shareholder Proposal Form . In addition, the Division’s shareholder proposal email address is no longer functional.”
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Atkins notes federal securities laws do not mandate paper or mail delivery for disclosures.
disclosurelegal framework“It is worth recognizing that the federal securities laws generally do not prescribe paper or mail as the required method of delivery for regulatory disclosures or reports.”
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Atkins announces exemptive relief for private fund transactions through captive clearing subsidiaries.
exemptive reliefprivate funds“the Commission published an order granting conditional exemptive relief from the scope of the Treasury Clearing Rule to transactions cleared through “captive” clearing subsidiaries on behalf of private funds, as long as the subsidiary meets certain requirements.”
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Atkins proposes a test: does disclosure materially change valuation or just burden small companies disproportionately.
disclosureregulation“is a given disclosure obligation producing information to investors that materially changes the enterprise value of a company or its stock price?”
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Atkins details startup exemption allowing $5 million over four years and fundraising exemption allowing $75 million per year.
crypto rulesdisclosure“The startup exemption would permit offerings of up to $5 million during a four-year period.”
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crypto rulesdisclosure“The proposed rules include two offering exemptions tailored for innovations in the crypto asset markets: a “startup exemption,” which would allow for offerings up to $5 million during a four-year period, and a “fundraising exemption” allowing for offerings of up to $75 million each year.”
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Atkins argues firms should be allowed to refuse paper-demanding customers despite the proposed rule requiring it.
market approachprivate markets access“For example, a firm could refuse customers who do not agree to e-delivery even though Reg E-Delivery requires firms to provide paper if a customer requests it.”
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Atkins rejects stakeholder governance, arguing accountability to everyone means accountability to no one.
corporate governancestakeholder theory“However, if the board is accountable to “everyone,” then it is effectively accountable to no one.”
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Atkins cites SEC data showing 80% of U.S. investors prefer e-delivery for non-personal documents, 63% even for personal information.
disclosuree-delivery“The Office of Investor Research within the Commission’s Office of the Investor Advocate found that nearly 80% of U.S investors prefer some form of e-delivery for financial disclosure documents that do not include personal information, and also that a majority (approximately 63%) prefers some form of e-delivery even for documents that do include personal information.”
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Atkins proposes a safe harbor allowing issuers to delink crypto assets from their original investment contracts.
crypto rulesdelinking“In addition to the startup and fundraising exemptions, the proposed rules would include a conditional safe harbor by which an issuer of an investment contract could delink a crypto asset from the investment contract with which it was once associated.”
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Atkins says bilateral trading remains option when clearing agency unavailable per staff FAQ.
bilateral tradingclearing agency“This FAQ provided staff’s view that bilateral trading will remain an available option in certain instances when a clearing agency is not available to accept transactions in U.S. Treasury securities from its participants.”
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Atkins cites 40 percent decline in public companies over recent decades as rationale for returning to disclosure foundation.
disclosureipo reform“Presented with a 40 percent decline in public companies over the past few decades, we are summoned not to create more complexity nor reinvent our mandate, but to restore it to its foundation: that is, disclosure of material information.”
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Atkins argues cumulative regulatory burden, not individual rules, drives companies to stay private.
ipo reformprivate markets access“Often a single line item does not look unreasonable in isolation. The cumulative effect is what pushes companies to stay private, or to leave the public markets.”
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Atkins argues paper-default delivery no longer matches majority investor preferences in the modern era.
disclosureinvestor preferences“Delivering information via paper unless the investor affirmatively elects otherwise no longer reflects how the majority of investors prefer to receive information.”
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Atkins suggests crypto vaults may qualify as investment contracts under the Howey test.
crypto rulesdisclosure“A vault, for example, could be a common enterprise in which users invest money with a reasonable expectation of profits to be derived from the vault deployer’s and curator’s entrepreneurial or managerial efforts.”
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Atkins seeks feedback on enabling crypto tokens to function like equity for token holders to share in network value.
crypto rulesequity tokens“I would particularly welcome thoughts on facilitating the ability of crypto assets to serve a role akin to equity to enable token holders to share in the growth and value of the enterprise that builds a crypto network.”
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Atkins says market reaction disciplines corporate governance through higher capital costs and lower stock prices.
corporate governancecost of capital“Companies with subpar governance structures face a higher cost of capital and a lower stock price.”
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Atkins argues climate disclosure rules exceeded statutory authority and abandoned materiality, deterring companies from going public.
climate rulesdisclosure“Finally, we proposed rescinding the prior Commission’s climate disclosure rules — which, I believe, exceeded the Commission’s statutory authority and abandoned the foundational principle that our disclosure rules should be rooted in materiality.”
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Atkins emphasizes the SEC is a disclosure regulator, not a merit regulator.
disclosureregulatory philosophy“I have said it many times before, and I will say it again: the SEC is a disclosure regulator, not a merit regulator.”
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Atkins asserts materiality has always been rooted in financial considerations under Supreme Court definition.
disclosuremateriality“Or, said another way, materiality, as defined by the Supreme Court, is and has always been a concept inherently rooted in financial considerations.”
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Atkins invites industry input on modifying SEC rules to accommodate vaults and onchain lending innovations.
crypto rulesreform“We welcome your thoughts on whether we need to modify our rules to accommodate vaults, onchain lending, or other innovations and how we can do so while still ensuring that investors are protected, markets are fair, orderly, and efficient, and capital formation is facilitated.”
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Atkins reports that 2026 shareholder proposal season trends remained consistent with prior year despite changes.
proxyshareholder proposals“As one law firm recently reported, “Despite the heightened drama of the 2026 shareholder proposal season…the year-over-year trends remained largely consistent with the prior year.””
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Atkins concludes SEC staff interposition between companies and shareholder proponents is unnecessary for resolving proposal inclusion.
deregulationproxy“But my greatest takeaway is that the Commission staff’s interposition between companies and shareholder proponents is unnecessary to effectively and efficiently resolve whether shareholder proposals should be included in proxy statements.”
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Atkins reports one individual was proponent for approximately 41 percent of voted shareholder proposals this season.
proxyshareholder proposals“This past season, one —yes, one—individual was the sole or lead proponent for approximately 41 percent of the shareholder proposals that were voted upon.”
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post Atkins frames EU debt designation proposal as closing an inconsistency gap and delivering SEC-CFTC harmonization in practice
https://x.com/SECPaulSAtkins/status/2093399806433485041
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post Atkins celebrates ringing the NYSE Opening Bell from Washington for Freedom250GP after a historic week
https://x.com/SECPaulSAtkins/status/2090872420412391846
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post Atkins reports joining Trump and industry leaders at White House, pledging technological advances will happen in America
https://x.com/SECPaulSAtkins/status/2090161989016309923
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post Atkins says Regulation Crypto Assets proposal aims to provide clear capital-raising pathways while Congress works on lasting framework
https://x.com/SECPaulSAtkins/status/2089808625178959985
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post Atkins calls Regulation Crypto Assets proposal the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto
https://x.com/SECPaulSAtkins/status/2089788275913322994
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post Atkins promotes podcast episode with Chief Accountant Kurt Hohl discussing materiality, AI, and audit oversight
https://x.com/SECPaulSAtkins/status/2085392389674315922
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https://x.com/SECPaulSAtkins/status/2084289491724894355
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While Congress develops permanent crypto regulation, the SEC has proposed Regulation Crypto Assets to give entrepreneurs clear pathways for raising capital.
“As Congress works to establish a lasting regulatory framework, our new proposal, Regulation Crypto Assets, seeks to provide crypto asset entrepreneurs and market participants with clear pathways to raise capital under the federal securities laws.”
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The SEC is creating a customized securities offering system specifically for crypto asset investment contracts.
“a tailored securities offering regime for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets.”
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Atkins says he expects the Clarity Act to reach Trump's desk and that the SEC is backing Congress's work on the legislation.
“🚨NEW: SEC CHAIR PAUL ATKINS Says Clarity Act Is Expected To Reach TRUMP’S DESK 😳🇺🇸🔥 @SECPaulSAtkins says the @SECGov is still BACKING Congress’ work on the Clarity Act and expects the legislation to ultimately make it to the President. ✅ 👉 SEC moving forward with its own”
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Atkins expects the Clarity Act to reach President Trump's desk while the SEC pursues its own regulatory initiatives.
“🚨NEW: SEC CHAIR PAUL ATKINS Says Clarity Act Is Expected To Reach TRUMP’S DESK 😳🇺🇸🔥 @SECPaulSAtkins says the @SECGov is still BACKING Congress’ work on the Clarity Act and expects the legislation to ultimately make it to the President. ✅ 👉 SEC moving forward with its own”
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Atkins states the new Regulation Crypto Assets proposal aims to give crypto entrepreneurs clear pathways to raise capital under federal securities laws while Congress works on lasting regulatory framework.
“As Congress works to establish a lasting regulatory framework, our new proposal, Regulation Crypto Assets, seeks to provide crypto asset entrepreneurs and market participants with clear pathways to raise capital under the federal securities laws.”
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Atkins says the SEC will use existing authority to position America as the leading destination for financial innovation and capital raising.
“By moving forward within our current statutory authority, we can help ensure that America remains the world’s premier destination to innovate, to raise capital, and to build the next generation of financial infrastructure,”
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Atkins claims the United States must lead in crypto regulation as the Crypto Capital of the World, and that Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that outcome.
“As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do,”
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Atkins characterizes the SEC's new proposal as the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets.
“With our new proposal, the SEC is taking the most historic step yet to modernize federal securities regulations for crypto assets. As the Crypto Capital of the World, the U.S. must and will lead. Regulation Crypto Assets will ensure that we do. 🇺🇸”