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    Senators reintroduce PROOF Act to ban crypto fund co-mingling

    James WilsonBy James WilsonApril 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    U.S. Senators Thom Tillis and John Hickenlooper have reintroduced the Proving Reserves of Others Funds Act.

    This act is a bipartisan bill designed to prevent crypto custodians from co-mingling customer assets with company funds and to strengthen reserve transparency requirements.

    The legislation, first introduced in 2023, would require digital asset institutions to undergo monthly third-party proof-of-reserves audits. 

    These audits verify that firms hold sufficient assets to match customer liabilities. Results would be submitted to the U.S. Treasury Department and made public. Firms failing to comply would face escalating civil penalties.

    The PROOF Act, first introduced by @SenThomTillis and @SenatorHick in 2023, would ban crypto custodians from co-mingling customer funds and require them to comply with monthly reserve inspections.

    The bill is designed to help prevent another FTX situation. https://t.co/41JW2jHlIt

    — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) April 11, 2025

    Post-FTX bill 

    The bill responds to the collapse of FTX, which misused customer funds and lacked adequate reserves—factors that led to billions in losses. 

    The PROOF Act aims to standardize the industry’s solvency reporting practices and adopt PoR as a regulatory requirement rather than a voluntary practice.

    Senator Tillis said the bill would “build trust” in digital markets by combining a ban on fund co-mingling with the transparency of PoR. 

    Hickenlooper called the measure “commonsense” and said it would hold crypto firms to the same standards as other financial institutions.

    The reintroduction of the PROOF Act comes amid ongoing efforts in Washington to create a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets.





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