#美SEC加密圆桌会议 #美SEC加密圆桌会议

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held its first cryptocurrency roundtable meeting on March 21, 2025, marking the official launch of regulatory reform for the cryptocurrency industry.

Meeting Highlights

The purpose of this meeting was to explore the applicability of securities law in the field of digital assets, discussing key areas such as market structure, investor protection, token classification, and compliance pathways.

Participants' Views

• Miles Jennings: As the Chief Legal Officer of a16z crypto, he stated that the SEC's current regulatory approach has failed to achieve its goals of protecting investors, promoting capital formation, and enhancing market efficiency, calling for improvements in the regulatory approach.

• John Reed Stark: Former Director of the SEC's Internet Enforcement Office, he opposed amending the Securities Act of 1933 and 1934 to accommodate digital assets, emphasizing that individuals purchasing cryptocurrency should be viewed as investors, and that the SEC's mission is to protect these investors.

Background

In the context of the Trump administration's plans to reform cryptocurrency regulation, the SEC established a cryptocurrency working group and plans to gather opinions through a series of roundtable meetings to lay the foundation for developing a new regulatory framework.

The convening of this roundtable reflects the determination of regulatory authorities and industry experts to work together to seek a balance between protecting investors and promoting innovation.