SEC Crypto Task Force to host 4 roundtables for regulations

The Crypto Working Group of Securities and Exchange American Commission will welcome four public round tables over the next three months to discuss key issues in cryptocurrency regulations.

Dry announcement On its official website on March 25, that these sessions, which will take place from April to June, will focus on important subjects such as asset custody, tokenization, decentralized finances and cryptographic trading regulations. This initiative is part of the dry efforts to create clearer rules for industry.

The dry crypto working group is working to find a balance between investor protection and innovation from its launch in January. The round tables will bring together experts in the areas of law, finance and cryptocurrency to discuss how current regulations apply to digital assets and where new ones could be necessary,

The SEC commissioner, Hester Peirce, who was a vocal defender of the thoughtful regulations of cryptography, stressed the importance of these discussions.

“The round tables of the crypto working group are an opportunity for us to hear an animated discussion between experts on regulatory problems and what the commission can do to solve them”, ”

– Hester Pierce, SEC commissioner and head of the cryptographic working group

Discussions will take place at the SEC headquarters in Washington, DC, and will be in trouble on SEC.GOV. Participants in person will have to register, while virtual participants can look without registering. Recording of each session will be available for those who are missing live events.

The working group has already started to examine whether some tokens should be classified as titles and how digital assets align with current financial regulations. For a long time, the position of the dry on the crypto has been the subject of debate, but Trump’s pro-Crypto administration is pressure for more welcoming regulatory environment.

Since the start of the year, the agency abandoned His previous surveys on several major crypto companies, including OpenSsea, United (UNITED), Immutable (IMX) Robinhood and Gemini. This change suggests that the dry could change its regulatory approach to the large actions to apply the law to a more regulated framework.