#Lummis Meets SEC Chair Nominee#

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U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis met with Paul Atkins, the nominee for Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to discuss digital asset legislation and rulemaking. Lummis hinted at potential changes to come, jokingly suggesting that she would put the SEC on an "Atkins diet." The meeting has sparked speculation about the SEC's future regulatory approach to digital assets, particularly given Lummis's previous proposal of the "Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act," which would establish a Bitcoin reserve fund for the U.S. government, ultimately aiming to accumulate 1 million Bitcoin.

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U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis met with Paul Atkins, the nominee for Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to discuss digital asset legislation and rule reform. Lummis hinted at potential changes, jokingly suggesting putting the SEC on an "Atkins diet." The meeting has sparked speculation about a shift in the SEC's stance on digital asset regulation. Lummis has been a vocal advocate for digital asset legislation, including introducing the "Bitcoin Strategy Reserve Act," which would direct the U.S. government to establish a reserve fund for Bitcoin and aim to accumulate 1 million Bitcoin in the future. Lummis' meeting with Atkins, along with her proposed legislation, suggests a changing attitude towards digital assets within the U.S. government, potentially leading to more policies favorable to the development of the digital asset industry.

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Lumis met with SEC Chair nominee Atkins to discuss digital asset legislation and rule reform.

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Lumis hinted at potential changes in the future and joked about putting the SEC on an "Atkins diet."

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Lumis previously proposed the "Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act", which would instruct the US government to establish a reserve fund for Bitcoin.

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Lumis hopes to push for digital asset regulatory reform through his meeting with the SEC Chair nominee.

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