There is a significant development in the regulatory stance towards digital assets. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has removed the digital currency sector from the main priority list in its annual examination plan for financial institutions.

This essentially means that the Securities and Exchange Commission no longer classifies digital currencies as an independent risk or a core focus in its supervisory documents. This change in classification reflects a shift in regulatory approach.

This decision has clear implications for the market. When the perceived risk level of the sector by key regulators decreases, it opens the door for stronger and more liberated growth. Indicators suggest that we may be in the early stages of a major market bull run.