#美SEC推进SECCrypto2.0计划 The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is promoting equal reporting standards for digital asset securities, establishing centralized trading repositories (such as 'Dart'), and forming a Presidential Crypto Working Group. These initiatives essentially aim to balance risk control and market development in the rapidly evolving crypto market. They may enhance market safety and transparency, reduce fraud and manipulation, and protect investors' interests. The Presidential Crypto Working Group is expected to coordinate agencies such as the SEC, CFTC, and the Treasury to address current regulatory overlaps or gaps, forming a clearer regulatory framework.

In the short term, the SEC's initiatives may lead to increased compliance costs and the exit of some companies. However, if regulators can focus on stablecoins and security tokens while easing regulations on utility tokens—such as allowing on-chain compliance tools to replace traditional reporting and maintaining openness in rule iterations—it is expected that a balance between safety and innovation can be found, ultimately driving the crypto market toward a healthier and more sustainable development path. Conversely, if regulation becomes rigid, it may miss out on the dominance of the next generation of financial infrastructure.