The SEC has adopted new rules regarding liquidity providers:
1. The document expands the powers of the regulator and may lead to increased supervision of the cryptocurrency and DeFi sectors.
2. Investors providing liquidity in the amount of more than $50 million to automated market makers will fall under the jurisdiction of the SEC.
3. The document provides a new definition of the concepts of "dealer" and "dealer in government securities".
4. Gensler stated that the rules are necessary to protect investors, and noted that markets began to develop faster with the advent of algorithmic trading.
5. The final rules will enter into force 60 days after publication in the Federal Register.
