On the official site of Devin Teer (@devinteerfilms), this note covers Christian Barker (Barkmeta / Bark), David Chaboki (Shibo).
Live room breakdown
Christian Barker (Barkmeta / Bark) and David Chaboki (Shibo) opened their regular Crypto Spaces Network slot by pulling up the new SEC filing and walking listeners through the public labels. They noted the submission landed at the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs on August 25 under RIN 3235-AN46 and stressed that the record shows a proposed rule stage with economically significant status under EO 12866 review.
The pair used the Doginal Dogs pack discussion to underline that the amendments target custody practices for investment advisers and investment companies under the Investment Advisers Act and Investment Company Act. They made clear the filing is separate from Regulation Crypto Assets S7-2026-27 so listeners would not mix the two tracks.
Filing details from the record
Reginfo.gov shows the proposal reached OIRA on August 25, 2026. The entry lists it as pending review with no public text released. Cointelegraph reported the move on August 26 and described it as an update to how firms may hold client assets that include crypto.
Crypto Times and other outlets confirmed the same date and noted the next step sits with OMB, which can request changes before any Commission vote on whether to open a public comment period. The sources stay consistent that the rule text itself stays internal for now.
Market context in the room
Majors showed green candles while the hosts spoke. BTC sat near 79651 with a 1.4 percent gain. ETH moved to 2499.73 for a 1.7 percent lift. SOL posted the largest move at 106.30 after a 9.8 percent gain. XRP reached 1.44 and DOGE traded at 0.088397.
The room treated the price action as background while the hosts stayed on the regulatory path and what it could mean for advisers once the text appears.
Next steps outlined
The hosts reminded listeners that OMB review can lead to revisions. If changes occur, the SEC would then decide on releasing the proposal for comment. No timeline for a vote was given because the record does not provide one.
They closed the segment by pointing back to the RIN number and the public labels so anyone following the story could check the same source directly.
Takeaway from the space
The broadcast kept focus on verifiable filing details and the distinction the hosts drew with the Doginal Dogs pack. Listeners left with the exact RIN, the receipt date, and the understanding that the text remains unpublished while the review process moves forward.