You can’t regulate the future with frameworks built for the past. 🕰
The Blockchain Association is urging the SEC to think long-term. They want a flexible, gradual approach, not blanket crackdowns. And if you’ve been paying attention, that makes perfect sense. 🚧
They’re urging a more flexible approach, something that doesn’t treat blockchain like a static invention. Tech moves fast. If you regulate it with 2010 thinking, you don’t slow it down — you push it overseas. That’s already happening. The U.S. is bleeding talent to friendlier jurisdictions. 🌍
A smart regulatory framework should evolve with the tech, not smother it. The industry isn’t asking for a free pass. Just clarity. Dialogue. Rules that make sense. Because right now, enforcement-first isn't working for anyone.
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