Executives Present Requests to SEC During Second Crypto Roundtable

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The SEC has been active since Gary Gensler's departure, particularly with the formation of a crypto task force and roundtable discussions on crypto regulation.

Key actions include:

  • Statements on crypto-related disclosures from the Division of Corporation Finance
  • A request to pause litigation with Binance
  • Hosting a second crypto roundtable focused on trading regulations

Panelists at the recent roundtable represented various sectors, including:

  • Coinbase
  • Uniswap Labs
  • New York Stock Exchange

Challenges acknowledged by SEC Acting Chair Mark Uyeda include:

  • Most tokenized securities today are unregistered
  • Compliance difficulties with the order protection rule
  • Custody and execution being handled by crypto platforms rather than traditional exchanges

Panelist insights included:

  • Call for precise regulatory guidance from NYSE's Jon Herrick
  • Texture Capital's Richard Johnson advocating for blockchain as the official record for securities
  • Coinbase’s Gregory Tusar requesting an integrated market structure for securities and commodities
  • Suggestions to merge SEC and CFTC for better regulation
  • Concerns from Uniswap Labs' Katherine Minarik about not stifling DeFi innovation
  • Cumberland DRW's Chelsea Pizzola urging more immediate guidance from the SEC

The next roundtable is scheduled for April 25, focusing on crypto custody considerations.

Original publication

Authors credited by the source: Ben Strack

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