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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to hold four more cryptocurrency roundtable discussions after its first roundtable on March 21, focusing on cryptocurrency trading, custody, tokenization, and decentralized finance (DeFi).
According to a statement from the SEC on March 25, this series of roundtables organized by the SEC's cryptocurrency working group will begin on April 11, starting with a discussion on tailored regulations for cryptocurrency trading.
Subsequently, a roundtable on cryptocurrency custody will be held on April 25, and on May 12, the discussion will focus on tokenization and asset tokenization. The fourth roundtable in the series will discuss DeFi on June 6.
Four cryptocurrency roundtable discussions are planned from April to June. Source: SEC
“The cryptocurrency working group roundtables give us the opportunity to hear lively discussions among experts, understand what the regulatory issues are, and what the Commission can do to address those issues,” said SEC Commissioner and working group leader Hester Peirce.
The specific agenda and speakers for each roundtable have not yet been announced, but all meetings are open to the public and can be viewed online or attended in person at the SEC headquarters in Washington, D.C.
The agency's cryptocurrency working group was established by SEC Acting Chair Mark Uyeda on January 21. The group's task is to develop a workable cryptocurrency framework for the agency.
The working group held its first roundtable on March 21, discussing the topic “How We Got Here and How We Get Out—Defining Securities Status.”
According to the announcement on March 25, the SEC will also hold a roundtable on March 27 discussing the role of artificial intelligence in the financial industry.
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This roundtable will discuss the risks, benefits, and governance of artificial intelligence in the financial industry, with Uyeda, Peirce, and SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw speaking.
Under the Trump administration, the SEC is gradually easing its tough stance on cryptocurrencies that was formed under former SEC Chair Gary Gensler.
The regulator has been withdrawing an increasing number of enforcement actions initiated against cryptocurrency companies under Gensler's leadership.
Uyeda took over after Gensler resigned on January 20, and on March 17, he stated plans to repeal a rule proposed during the Biden administration that would tighten cryptocurrency custody standards for investment advisors.
Uyeda also mentioned in a speech on March 10 that he has asked SEC staff for options to abandon some proposed changes that would expand the regulatory scope over alternative trading systems to include cryptocurrency companies, requiring them to register as exchanges.
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