; and (B) providing ongoing registration, supervision, and oversight under this section. (i) Federal preemption Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Commission shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any digital commodity exchange registered under this section. 5j. Qualified digital commodity custodians (a) In general The Commission shall designate a digital commodity custodian as a qualified digital commodity custodian, if— (1) the Commission finds the digital commodity custodian is subject to adequate supervision and appropriate regulation by an appropriate Federal banking agency, a State bank supervisor (within the meaning of section 3 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act), or an appropriate government authority in the home country of the organization; and (2) the digital commodity custodian agrees to such regular and periodic sharing of information as the Commission determines by rule shall be reasonably necessary to effectuate any of the provisions, or to accomplish any of the purposes, of this Act. (b) Rulemaking authority For purposes of subsection (a), the Commission, by rule or order, shall define adequate supervision and appropriate regulation as any regulatory regime which meets such minimum standards for supervision and regulation as the Commission determines are reasonably necessary to protect the property of customers of a registered digital commodity exchange, including minimum standards relating to— (1) financial resources; (2) risk management requirements; (3) governance arrangements; (4) fitness standards; (5) recordkeeping; (6) information-sharing; and (7) conflicts of interest. (c) Authority To temporarily suspend standards The Commission may, by rule or order, temporarily suspend, in whole or in part, any requirement imposed under, or any standard referred to in, this section if the Commission determines that the suspension would be consistent with the public interest and the purposes of this Act. .