The U.S. SEC's Cryptocurrency Working Group announced that it will hold four new roundtables in the next March to discuss regulatory issues
According to online reports, according to the SEC's official website, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Cryptocurrency Working Group announced that it will hold four new rounds of roundtables from April to June 2025, covering crypto transactions, custody, asset tokenization, and DeFi, etc. issues. The times and themes of the four public roundtables are: "Tailor-made Regulation for Crypto Transactions" on April 11,"Key Issues for Custodians" on April 25, and "Asset Chain and Traditional Financial Integration" on May 12.,"DeFi and the American Spirit" on June 6. Commissioner Hester Peirce called this a "spring sprint towards crypto clarity" and marked a new direction for the SEC from focusing on enforcement to cooperation and a clear regulatory framework. The meeting will be open to the public and will be broadcast live online.
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