- The U.S. SEC also stated on Tuesday that it has lined up four additional roundtable discussions between April and June.
- The talks will cover topics such as tokenization and DeFi.
- The roundtables are one of the agency’s moves to make the crypto space more transparent.
Discussions to Focus on Tokenization, DeFi Between April and June
The U.S. SEC Crypto Task Force said Tuesday it will conduct four additional roundtables on regulating crypto assets.
The roundtables on crypto will take place between April and June and include subjects such as tokenization and decentralized finance.
“The Crypto Task Force roundtables are a chance for us to listen to a lively debate between experts regarding what the regulatory challenges are and what the Commission can do to address them,” Commissioner Hester Peirce, the head of the task force, said in Tuesday’s release.
The coming roundtable sessions are anticipated to further advance the SEC’s attempts at bringing greater clarity to crypto regulation for participants within the industry, a departure from the “regulation by enforcement” method pursued by previous Chair Gary Gensler.
The task force hosted its first roundtable at the SEC headquarters in Washington last week, with representatives from the crypto industry and securities attorneys as panelists.
When and Where?
The next roundtable, titled “Between a Block and a Hard Place: Tailoring Regulation for Crypto Trading,” is scheduled for April 11. Upcoming discussions will focus on the following topics.
All events will be held in Washington, D.C and livestreamed for public access.
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