FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | September 25, 2025
2025-09-25 03:58:48SEC's Chairman Atkins Announces Reforms for Cryptocurrency Regulations, Easing Private Placement Market Limitations
SEC Chairman Atkins discussed key regulatory changes in a recent interview, focusing on easing restrictions for ordinary investors in private placement markets. He proposed simplifying the reporting requirements for publicly listed companies, shifting from quarterly to semi-annual filings, in an effort to revitalize the IPO market. Atkins highlighted the SEC's commitment to balancing innovation with investor protection, ensuring a stable and secure market environment.
Daly of the Federal Reserve Endorses 25 Basis Point Rate Cut, Warns of Possible Additional Policy Changes
Federal Reserve’s Daly fully endorsed last week’s 25 basis point rate cut, emphasizing the importance of restoring price stability while ensuring labor market support. She acknowledged that economic risks have evolved, and she believes that now is the right time to act. Daly indicated that additional policy adjustments might be needed moving forward to address these changing risks.
U.S. Treasury Head Bessent Uncertain About Government Shutdown Outcome
On September 24, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent expressed uncertainty about a potential government shutdown next week. He also emphasized that current interest rates are too high and should be lowered to help support economic stability.
Bitcoin's Future Hinges on Breaking Key Resistance Levels
Analyst Alex Kuptsikevich emphasized that Bitcoin’s market direction depends on breaking key resistance levels at $113,500 and $115,000. A breakout could fuel an upward trend, while failure to surpass these levels may raise the risk of a market correction.
Analysis: Bitcoin Volatility Tightens, Derivatives Market Reveals Defensive Sentiment
Bitcoin’s volatility has dropped to 0.6% over the past week, its lowest since August 2023, signaling a period of relative calm. However, analysts caution that when positions become overly skewed, sudden disruptions could occur. This caution is mirrored in the broader derivatives market, which also shows a defensive posture.
Australia Proposes New Legislation to Regulate Digital Asset Platforms
Daniel Mulino, Assistant Minister of the Australian Treasury, unveiled a legislative proposal to regulate digital asset platforms. The proposal extends the Financial Services Act to cover cryptocurrency businesses, enhancing consumer protection and providing clearer, more structured rules for the sector.
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