
KEY POINTS
- Rep. Flood said the development should push the SEC to reverse course in its crypto approach
- Sen. Lummis said Senate didn't have to vote if Gensler was willing to have the bulletin revised
- Sen. Warren opposed the vote, saying the bulletin existed for enhanced transparency
The Senate has passed a resolution overturning a rather controversial U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) bulletin that requires companies offering cryptocurrency custody services to hold their clients' assets in their balance sheets.