The major US regulators that oversee cryptocurrency include the SEC, FinCEN, the Federal Reserve, the CFTC, and the IRS. The SEC regulates crypto assets deemed securities and has rejected several applications. The CFTC regulates crypto derivatives and commodities and has approved some. The Federal Reserve has concerns about digital currency but is not actively pursuing it. FinCEN confirmed that anti-money laundering laws apply to virtual currencies. The IRS also confirmed that virtual currencies have tax implications. Overall, US regulators aim to regulate crypto assets in order to impact long-term economic growth.