CoinDesk, August 11: 1. The U.S. SEC will hold a meeting on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency regulation this Friday; 2. Hyperliquid whale holds firm on million-long MSTR positions; probability of MSCI removal by year-end surges; 3. Thailand sets crypto tax rate at 0%; Bitcoin Policy Institute urges AI labs to increase access; 4. BIP-110 fork fails: lessons for Bitcoin governance; 5. Coldcard hacking incident: 83% of stolen Bitcoin concentrated in five wallets; 6. The U.S. SEC convenes meeting to propose regulation of crypto assets; 7. UK lawmakers warn: banks refusing services to crypto companies is one of the biggest obstacles to digital asset industry growth; 8. The SEC will consider a new framework for crypto asset issuance this Friday; 9. The SEC will evaluate tailored rules for crypto products; 10. RWA derivatives trading volume on major crypto exchanges exceeds $100 billion in the first half of 2026.
U.S. SEC to Hold Bitcoin and Crypto Regulation Meeting on Friday
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The U.S. SEC will hold a meeting on Friday to address regulation of Bitcoin and crypto markets. The session will focus on a new framework for issuing crypto assets and customized rules for crypto products. This move follows growing interest in liquidity and crypto markets, as risk-on assets have drawn attention amid regulators’ push for clearer oversight.
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