The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the United States announced the date of its second round table on cryptographic regulations, continuing its efforts to engage with industry stakeholders on the surveillance of digital assets. According to a tweet from the agency, the round table, which is part of the series in progress in the Crypto Task Force SEC discussed the regulation of cryptographic assets, is scheduled for April 11.
“Reminder: our second round table on cryptographic regulations are next week (4/11). This round table is part of the series in progress of the dry crypto task force discussing the regulation of cryptographic assets”, the dry ” Dry wrote.
This event follows the first round table of the dry on Crypto, which took place last month. The Crypto Working Group of Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States held its first public meeting with experts on March 21, focusing on how securities are applied to digital assets in order to revise cryptocurrency regulations.
The working group, led by the SEC Commissioner, Hester Peirce, is responsible for developing rules and advice for the crypto.
Cryptographic industry has long been fighting on regulators on how federal securities laws apply to digital assets, many of which suggest that cryptocurrencies are more comparable to products. The tokens classified as titles would force companies to register with the SEC and provide specific disclosure to investors.
Recent developments
Paul Atkins, president of the president of the SEC, received a key vote on Thursday from the banking committee of the United States. The Committee approved Paul Atkins as president of the American Commission for Securities and the Exchange on a Party Party vote 13-11.
The dry tries its own slate, with several application measures against abandoned cryptographic societies, including those against Coinbase, Kraken, Consensys and Cumberland. He also withdrew threats from legal proceedings against Robinhood, Uniswap and Opensea.
The CEO of Ripple, Brad Garlinghouse, announced last month that the SEC would abandon its action against the cryptocurrency startup, which is currently on appeal.
Recently, the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States informed a federal judge in New York that she intended to “explore a potential resolution” of her pursuit of application for the exchange of Gemini cryptocurrency of the Twins Winklevoss.
