Recently, the new SEC chairman's speech at the crypto roundtable released a super important signal 📢: they are no longer coming in hot to 'smash' crypto projects, but are starting to seriously study how to set rules, shifting from 'you violate, I hit you' to 'let's talk about how to be compliant' 🤝.
The core focus is on three areas: issuance, custody, and trading ⚙️
On the issuance side, the SEC has begun to ease up, stating that some crypto assets may not necessarily be securities, and they are researching how to establish a 'safe harbor' and exemption mechanisms, giving project parties a legal birth certificate 🍼;
Regarding custody, they are starting to clarify who is actually eligible to custody crypto assets and plan to greenlight some custody methods 🟢;
The trading aspect is the most explosive, as they even mentioned supporting super apps that integrate crypto, securities, services, and more, stating that a 'securities + non-securities' mixed trading platform could be established 🧩. Isn't this the 'universal exchange' for the future of asset trading?
Overall, the SEC's attitude has clearly softened, transforming from a 'volatile law enforcement team' to a 'reasonable regulatory big brother' 😅, transitioning into a role that hopes to guide the market through rules 📚.
This is actually a huge positive for the entire market! ✅
As long as exchanges are willing to comply, you may really be able to trade coins, stocks, buy gold, and exchange US Treasuries all in one app in the future... BTC to MSTR completed with one click ✨
So, perhaps the true super app is the platform that can trade all assets. And right now, we might already be standing on the eve of its birth 🌅. #加密圆桌会议要点
