According to online reports, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced that its Crypto Task Force will visit multiple U.S. cities in the coming months to hold a series of roundtables aimed at serving more stakeholders in the crypto field. The opportunity to communicate directly with SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce. This event particularly welcomes representatives of start-up encryption projects with less than 10 employees and less than two years old to participate to ensure that regulatory policy formulation is more comprehensive and diverse. Commissioner Peirce said he hoped to listen to those who failed to attend this spring's Washington Roundtable, emphasizing that the regulatory framework will have a profound impact on the industry, and the SEC hopes to achieve a more comprehensive outreach effect through extensive communication. Project representatives interested in participating can submit an application via email, stating the team composition and project profile, and indicating the city they wish to participate in. The SEC plans to make a list of participating projects public to promote open and transparent dialogue and public participation. This series of roundtables is seen as a key measure for the SEC to promote openness and inclusiveness of crypto regulatory policies.