The Crypto Task Force of the SEC to organize their first meeting on March 21st for security

The Crypto Task Force of the SEC to organize their first meeting on March 21st for security

US SEC approves the first earnings contract stablecoin The first round table begins on March 21st between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. in the SEC headquarters in Washington DC
  • Hester Peirce said that she is looking forward to "based on the public's expertise".
  • The SEC changed the attitude towards the crypto industry and dropped several lawsuits
  • The KRYPTO -SK Force of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is expected to hold their first session later this month, since they work on building a "practicable, regulatory framework for crypto".

    in a statement said that its series "Sprint towards Crypto Clarity" on March 21st will begin. It will define its round tablet discussions with "how we came here and how we get out -define the security status".

    The first meeting is accessible to the public and takes place from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the SEC headquarters in 100 f Street, NE, Washington, DC instead of

    Sec -Commissioner Hester Peirce, who leads the Crypto -Sksk Force, said:

    "I look forward to supporting the public knowledge of the development of a practical regulatory framework for crypto. The roundtables are an important part of our examination with the public."

    Change settings

    The move is the crypto industry in the middle of a change in the second.

    After the election victory of US President Donald Trump last November, several Pro crypto people entered his government.

    A remarkable change is who now leads the Sec. Under the administration of former President Joe Biden, the criticism of Gary Gensler was the chairman of the Sec. Under him, the agency described many crypto coins as securities and handed complaints -some still -against various crypto platforms.

    Paul Atkins was called the next SEC chairman, while Mark Uyeda is currently incumbent chairman of the Sec.

    In the past few weeks, however, the SEC has fallen a number of these complaints. Some of them comprise coinbase, Gemini, Kraken, Robinhood Crypto and Uniswap. Although it is considered a victory for many, others think differently.

    Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of Gemini, said Cameron Winklevoss about the recently dropped SEC complaint against Gemini:

    "While this marks another milestone against crypto until the end of the war, it is little to compensate for the damage that this agency has done to us, our industry and America."


    Source: Coinlist.me

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