JUST IN: The SEC has proposed easing crypto custody rules, opening the door for investment advisors to self-custody Bitcoin and other digital assets—so long as they meet strict security requirements. These include demonstrating that qualified third-party custodians aren’t available, conducting triennial reviews, implementing multi-signature transaction protocols, maintaining segregated client wallets, and undergoing mandatory independent audits. Learn more #CryptoRegulation #Bitcoin #DigitalAssets