Hester Peirce said that the government should not hinder people who want to try new things
Hester Peirce said that the government should not hinder people who want to try new things

- Commissioner Peirce wants a government that serves the American people and do not prevent others from trying out new things
- Peirce is often referred to as "crypto mother" and sees itself more as "freedom of Maximalist".
- Commissioner Peirce is the head of the new Krypto -Sksk Force of the SEC
The Sec -Commissioner Hester Peirce said that it was "extremely frustrating" to observe what happened in crypto when people want to try new things.
In an interview on Bloomberg The newly appointed head of the new Krypto -Sksk Force of the Securities and Exchange Commission (Sec) said:
"To watch what has happened to Crypto in recent years was for someone who believes that the government is there to serve the American people, and not not to divide them up when they try out new things."
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The Crypto Task Force aims to ensure regulatory clarity to the crypto industry. The agency also plans to work with other agencies, including the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to achieve their goal.
no free for everyone
Commissioner Peirce, who is often referred to as a "crypto mother", said that she described herself more as a "freedom of Maximalist" than someone who is a lawyer for the industry.
As a Peirce as a maximum freedomist, it is asked whether she believes that the crypto industry believes that the crypto industry should be regulated, she said that she was determined to use the existing legal framework, and added that "this does not refer to everything. It does not mean that you can do what you want.
At the same time, Peirce adds that the US regulation should have basic parameters and at the same time have the "maximum freedom to be innovative and try out new things ... with the understanding that this responsibility goes hand in hand with this responsibility and that something goes wrong, it is not necessarily someone to run."
Source: Coinlist.me