The US SEC’s second roundtable on crypto regulation emphasized the desire for flexible frameworks for trading platforms, suggesting a common federal regulatory approach preferred over state-specific rules.
Mark Uyeda indicated that exemptive policies and a sandbox approach may develop to encourage innovation in the crypto space, allowing input from existing platforms before settling on unified regulations.
Upcoming SEC meetings will cover crucial topics, including crypto custody and tokenization, as the commission shifts towards a more accommodating regulatory stance.
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