SEC Forms Crypto Task Force to Address Digital Asset Regulatory Challenges
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has formed a new Crypto Task Force to address regulatory challenges in the digital asset space. The task force aims to clarify compliance and regulatory guidelines for cryptocurrencies.
Key members include:
- Richard Gabbert - Chief of Staff
- Michael Selig - Chief Counsel
- Taylor Asher - Chief Policy Advisor
- Sumeera Younis - Chief of Operations
Senior Advisors contributing expertise cover legal, policy, and operational issues. The task force was established in January 2025 under Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda and focuses on refining existing regulations, improving compliance processes, and enhancing disclosure standards.
The task force will host "Spring Sprint Toward Crypto Clarity" roundtable discussions, starting with "How We Got Here and How We Get Out – Defining Security Status" on March 21. This event will be streamed live, with recorded versions available later.
Commissioner Peirce emphasized the importance of public collaboration in developing effective regulation for digital assets. The task force's work aligns with broader goals to support innovation in the crypto sector and strengthen the US's position in the global digital asset market.