The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued new guidance on cryptocurrency wallet and custody practices, aiming to educate investors on risks and best practices. The bulletin explains differences between self-custody and third-party custodians, highlighting issues like asset rehypothecation, commingling of funds, and security risks. The SEC also compared hot wallets and cold wallets, warning that while hot wallets face hacking risks, cold wallets can lead to permanent loss if private keys are compromised. The move signals a more educational and industry-friendly approach toward crypto regulation.
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