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HOT MOMENTS: SEC's Critical Cryptocurrency Meeting Has Begun, New SEC Chairman Making Important Statements!
The newly appointed SEC Chairman Paul Atkins boldly criticized his predecessor's approach to digital assets, condemning years of regulatory uncertainty, and promised to usher in a new era of clarity for the crypto industry in his opening speech at the SEC's crypto roundtable on trading.
Atkins said, "Unfortunately, innovation has been stifled in recent years due to the market and regulatory uncertainty promoted by the SEC," and added, "Market participants interested in this technology deserve a clear path and regulatory rules."
Atkins particularly emphasized the determination to collaborate with both market participants and policymakers under the Trump administration. "I look forward to coming together with market participants to create a rational and purpose-driven framework for digital assets and working alongside my colleagues in Congress under President Trump’s administration," said Atkins, who appeared before the public for the first time since taking over the presidency of the agency.
Atkins also expressed optimism about the broader potential of digital assets, stating that he expects "significant benefits," including risk reduction and cost savings.
Commissioner Hester Peirce, a long-time advocate of crypto innovation, echoed Atkins' sentiments during the newly established SEC Crypto Task Force session. Peirce stated, "Those registered with the SEC to engage in activities related to crypto have had to jump from one poorly defined regulatory area to another."