SEC Delays Crypto Rules, Extending India’s Regulatory Uncertainty
- SEC cancels crypto rule meeting, delaying tokenized securities and innovation exemption plans.
- India taxes VDAs at 30% but still lacks any market-structure classification.
- U.S. delay slows global capital flow and Indian builders’ compliance models.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission scrapped its planned open meeting this week, citing a “scheduling conflict.” The meeting was supposed to move forward tailored crypto offering rules and, potentially, an “innovation exemption” that would let tokenized securities trade around the clock. Both got pushed indefinitely.
Why the SEC Delay Matters for Indian Crypto Businesses
India’s exchanges don’t report to the SEC. Indian investors don’t file anything with the CFTC. So why does a scheduling conflict in Washington register here at all?
Because global crypto capital doesn’t move in isolation. When the U.S. i…
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