- SEC launches Crypto Task Force to improve regulation.
- Public engagement for better rules.
- Targets both legitimate and bad actors in crypto.
SEC’s new crypto task force aims to tackle regulatory challenges, improve clarity, and support the growth of legitimate market participants.
At the Bitcoin 2025 Conference, SEC’s additional moves towards a comprehensive regulatory approach were highlighted. Commissioner Hester Peirce’s statements emphasized the nuanced approach for crypto regulation, involving public feedback to shape future policies.
Key figures in the SEC’s regulatory push include Hester Peirce and Acting Chairman Mark T. Uyeda. The task force was initiated in January 2025 to cultivate a clear regulatory environment for crypto. “Some people have taken the fact that we haven’t moved forward with a ton of these cases as inaction—but there’s a lot to digest,” Peirce stated at the conference.
The conference noted the challenges of regulatory inaction for legitimate actors in the crypto industry. Peirce discussed mitigating regulatory uncertainty, which often discourages good actors while inadvertently enabling bad ones.
Commissioner Peirce stressed transparency, stating that the SEC is actively incorporating outside perspectives to ensure effective regulation. Peirce’s recent statement highlights the SEC’s request for information on digital assets, which is part of addressing security status, public offerings, and other critical areas.
Peirce noted historical trends impacting current decisions, reflecting on previous regulatory frameworks and the need for consistent updates. The continued regulatory developments are pivotal for shaping the crypto landscape globally.
| Disclaimer: The content on The CCPress is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry inherent risks. Please consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. |
