PANews April 28 news, according to Bitcoin Magazine, Paul Atkins, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and Mike Selig, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), stated at the Bitcoin 2026 conference that the two agencies will work together to adjust the regulatory framework for digital assets, promoting the return of cryptocurrency activities to the United States. Atkins said, "This is a new day for the SEC," and that the SEC and CFTC have released joint guidelines for token classification, defining the boundaries between digital commodities, collectibles, and tokenized securities. Atkins previewed the introduction of an "innovation exemption" to provide a clear regulatory path for cryptocurrency projects and stated that tokenized securities will be regulated through a principles-based approach. He mentioned that the Clarity Act might make progress in May and pass in June, but at the same time warned that elections could shift regulatory priorities. Selig stated that the CFTC is "turning a new page" and will coordinate regulation with the SEC. Atkins also previewed that the SEC would launch new initiatives in the coming weeks to allow companies to test tokenized securities in a supervised environment.

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