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【Former SEC official John Reed Stark opposes regulatory reform at the cryptocurrency roundtable】
#派币 @paibi 😍 MetaEra reports, March 22 (UTC+8), the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held its first roundtable on the cryptocurrency industry. At the meeting, former SEC Office of Internet Enforcement Director John Reed Stark strongly opposed modifying existing securities regulations to accommodate digital assets. He emphasized that the Securities Acts of 1933 and 1934 do not need to be changed for cryptocurrencies and that digital assets should be considered securities. He believes that purchasing cryptocurrencies is an investment rather than a collection. Stark pointed out that although cryptocurrency companies employ top law firms to delay enforcement, they lose most of the time, and compared to traditional technological innovations, he has not seen any real innovation in digital assets. As a critic of the cryptocurrency industry, Stark supports former SEC Chair Gensler's 'enforcement-based regulation', insisting that cryptocurrency companies should comply with current laws rather than seek legal compromises.
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#派币 @paibi 😍 MetaEra reports, March 22 (UTC+8), the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held its first roundtable on the cryptocurrency industry. At the meeting, former SEC Office of Internet Enforcement Director John Reed Stark strongly opposed modifying existing securities regulations to accommodate digital assets. He emphasized that the Securities Acts of 1933 and 1934 do not need to be changed for cryptocurrencies and that digital assets should be considered securities. He believes that purchasing cryptocurrencies is an investment rather than a collection. Stark pointed out that although cryptocurrency companies employ top law firms to delay enforcement, they lose most of the time, and compared to traditional technological innovations, he has not seen any real innovation in digital assets. As a critic of the cryptocurrency industry, Stark supports former SEC Chair Gensler's 'enforcement-based regulation', insisting that cryptocurrency companies should comply with current laws rather than seek legal compromises.
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A Brief Analysis of the U.S. SEC Cryptocurrency Roundtable
The U.S. SEC will hold its first cryptocurrency roundtable on March 21, with the theme of 'Defining Securities Status.'
There are many types of cryptocurrencies, including mainstream digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as various tokens and coins based on blockchain technology. How to classify and regulate these different types of cryptocurrencies is an important topic for this meeting.
This meeting is led by Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce (known as 'Crypto Mom'), who has long advocated for a 'safe harbor' policy that allows projects to operate temporarily before compliance. If the meeting gives off similar signals, it will benefit small and medium-sized innovative projects; conversely, if it strengthens the identification of securities attributes, it may lead to more projects going overseas or turning towards 'decentralized' packaging.
There are many types of cryptocurrencies, including mainstream digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as various tokens and coins based on blockchain technology. How to classify and regulate these different types of cryptocurrencies is an important topic for this meeting.
This meeting is led by Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce (known as 'Crypto Mom'), who has long advocated for a 'safe harbor' policy that allows projects to operate temporarily before compliance. If the meeting gives off similar signals, it will benefit small and medium-sized innovative projects; conversely, if it strengthens the identification of securities attributes, it may lead to more projects going overseas or turning towards 'decentralized' packaging.
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The SEC's National Taxation Task Force will hold four more roundtable discussions
The SEC's National Taxation Task Force will hold four more roundtable discussions
The SEC's Cryptocurrency Special Working Group has announced plans to hold four more roundtable discussions on cryptocurrency regulation and industry issues. These meetings are scheduled for:
April 11
April 25
May 12
June 6
As pressure mounts for clearer guidelines, these roundtables may play a key role in shaping the regulatory framework for cryptocurrency in the U.S. Will the SEC take a more constructive approach, or will uncertainty persist?
The SEC's Cryptocurrency Special Working Group has announced plans to hold four more roundtable discussions on cryptocurrency regulation and industry issues. These meetings are scheduled for:
April 11
April 25
May 12
June 6
As pressure mounts for clearer guidelines, these roundtables may play a key role in shaping the regulatory framework for cryptocurrency in the U.S. Will the SEC take a more constructive approach, or will uncertainty persist?
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