SEC’s new crypto task force and its role
SEC Launches Crypto Task Force Website to Bring Clarity to Crypto Regulation
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has launched a ‘Crypto Task Force’ page on its website, outlining the agency’s crypto regulatory agenda under the agency’s new leadership. This initiative follows the exit of former SEC Chair Gary Gensler under President Trump’s administration and signals a move away from the SEC’s previous enforcement-driven stance on cryptocurrency.
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