SEC Commissioner has spoken! The cryptocurrency circle is buzzing with this news today - the one affectionately known in the crypto community as 'Crypto Mom', Hester Peirce, has come out to express her views again. In her latest statement, she said something particularly interesting: 'Let the market decide how tokenization should be done.'

This SEC commissioner, who understands crypto the best, is being quite straightforward. She mentioned that everyone is currently exploring how to tokenize traditional assets like stocks and real estate, but which specific model will work ultimately depends on whether the market accepts it. What’s most surprising is that she clearly stated the SEC is willing to cooperate with various attempts, and such words from a regulatory body are not easy to come by!

Upon reflection, I feel that Peirce’s statement has two layers of meaning: first, the SEC will not adopt a one-size-fits-all approach, leaving space for innovation; second, it's a reminder for practitioners not to focus solely on cool technology, but to create products that are genuinely accepted by the market. The tokenization space is indeed lively; just a couple of days ago, I saw a company tokenize a famous painting, and last week, someone was trading real estate shares on-chain.

However, to be honest, it’s really the first time I’ve seen such an open regulatory attitude. It’s worth noting that the SEC wasn’t so accommodating towards such innovations just a couple of years ago. It seems that after a few years of adjustment, regulatory bodies are gradually finding their footing. I just wonder if other commissioners share this attitude? After all, Peirce has always been one of the more supportive members of innovation at the SEC.

Do you think this means the spring of tokenization is coming? In any case, I see many project teams definitely working overtime to revise their white papers tonight...