#美SEC推进SECCrypto2.0计划

A major turning point in cryptocurrency regulation in the United States has sparked intense discussions about the industry's prospects. Recent news indicates that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing a series of policy adjustments, marking a shift in its attitude towards digital assets from "high-pressure regulation" to "moderate guidance." This change could not only reshape the industry landscape but also inject new vitality into the market.

Since the appointment of the new chairman Mark Uyeda, the SEC's regulatory strategy has clearly loosened.

Uyeda has publicly stated that the previously overly stringent regulatory framework is no longer suitable, and in the future, the SEC will explore more flexible and industry-specific regulatory models. This statement has quickly elicited a positive response from the market, with several crypto platforms that were previously embroiled in lawsuits, such as Gemini and Kraken, successfully mitigating legal risks and resuming operations.

Meanwhile, the SEC is accelerating the construction of a regulatory system specifically for digital assets. A working group led by "crypto-friendly" commissioner Hester Peirce is developing a new set of rules that balance innovation and compliance. This initiative is viewed by the industry as a "breakthrough" signal between regulators and the industry, promising to provide a clearer development direction for the crypto market.