📰 【U.S. SEC Sends a Signal of Shift: Strengthening a Cooperation-First Approach, Moving Crypto Regulation Into an “Innovation-First” Stage】

BlockBeats news. On April 17, Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, said in his first official podcast that U.S. crypto regulation is entering a critical turning point, and the overall approach will shift from being enforcement-led to supporting innovation. In the inaugural podcast episode, Atkins, together with Commissioner Hester Peirce and Commissioner Mark Uyeda, released policy signals, emphasizing the need to build a regulatory environment that is more conducive to crypto and financial innovation, to attract companies to develop in the U.S. At the policy level, the SEC has already taken multiple adjustment measures, including determining that “most crypto assets” do not fall under the securities category, providing exemptions for DeFi interfaces, and rescinding or terminating actions against Ripple...
$BTC $ETH Have these SEC people finally woken up? From roaming around swinging a big stick and smashing things up everywhere, to starting to draw up an innovation pitch—this pivot speed is even more agile than Tesla’s braking. They say “innovation first” with their mouths, but the regulatory shackles they hold in their hands haven’t loosened. Real good news has to be seen in concrete actions—such as approving a few spot ETFs. Let the bullets fly for a bit first.

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