#加密圆桌讨论 Recently, the cryptocurrency roundtable held by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has attracted widespread attention. The meeting involved intense discussions around decentralized finance (DeFi), code responsibility, and regulatory frameworks. With the rapid development of DeFi, the conflicts between its anonymity, open-source characteristics and the existing regulatory system have become increasingly prominent. How to balance innovation and compliance has become the focus.

Some viewpoints argue that DeFi developers should be responsible only for the code, like traditional open-source developers, and should not bear financial regulatory obligations. This argument emphasizes the decentralized nature of technology, suggesting that excessive regulation could stifle innovation. However, opponents point out that DeFi projects involve user assets and financial risks, and complete detachment from regulation could lead to fraud and market chaos, harming investors' interests.