; and (B) allocate among entities the authority to adopt rules with respect to matters as to which, in the absence of the allocation, such entities share authority. (2) Considerations (A) In general In making a rule, or entering an order, under paragraph (1), the appropriate commission shall take into consideration the regulatory capabilities and procedures of the entities, availability of staff, convenience of location, unnecessary regulatory duplication, and all other factors applicable to customer protection, cooperation and coordination, and the development of a healthy crypto asset market, which may include providing for the acceptance of examination reports prepared by a customer protection and market integrity authority under this chapter with respect to a crypto asset intermediary for which crypto asset activities constitute a majority of business, in lieu of examinations conducted by other entities. (B) Notification requirement The Securities and Exchange Commission or Commodity Futures Trading Commission, by rule or order, may require that an authority relieved of any responsibility under this paragraph, and any person with respect to which that responsibility relates, take such steps as are specified in any rule or order to notify customers of, and persons doing business with, the person of the limited nature of the responsibility of that registered authority for the acts, practices, and course of business of the person. (d) Missing and stolen crypto assets Each member of a customer protection and market integrity authority or other financial institution conducting crypto asset transactions shall report to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the Department of the Treasury such information as may be required by rule relating to crypto asset theft or missing private keys for the possession or control of crypto assets. (e) Confidentiality (1) Sharing of information (A) In general Section 24 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ( 15 U.S.C. 78x ) shall apply to the sharing of information by the