On May 12, during the SEC meeting on cryptocurrency issues, committee member Paul Atkins declared: "The era of regulation by fines" is fading into the past — the crypto industry will face transparent and operational rules! Institutional investors will gain more freedom in the storage of digital assets, and some tokens may no longer be considered securities, which will open doors for innovations and a more secure legal framework.

Inside the SEC, strong disputes have also erupted: Hester Peirce supports tokenization and progress in the industry, while Caroline Crenshaw warns of the risks of "bias." But if the current policy course continues, the U.S. could become the "global crypto capital," and projects and investors will receive a new boost for growth.