As of May 12, 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held a cryptocurrency roundtable, where SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announced the development of clear regulatory rules for crypto assets covering areas such as issuance, custody, and trading, emphasizing a shift from past enforcement-driven approaches to formal legislation to provide a stable regulatory environment for the market. Additionally, the SEC plans to allow registered brokers to trade non-securities like Bitcoin and Ethereum through Alternative Trading Systems (ATS), demonstrating a more open attitude towards the crypto industry. This series of initiatives reflects the U.S. government's active promotion of the crypto industry under President Trump's leadership and its commitment to establishing a globally leading regulatory framework for digital assets.