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Techub News reports that, according to CryptoBriefing, SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announced support for a policy shift towards cryptocurrencies at the Bitcoin 2026 conference, indicating that U.S. regulatory strategies will lean towards digital assets, including collaborating with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to issue token classification guidance and designating 16 assets as digital commodities. The chairman attributed the regulatory changes to legislative initiatives such as the GENIUS Act and emphasized the development of a stablecoin regulatory framework. This marks the first time the current SEC chairman has attended a Bitcoin conference, signifying a shift in the U.S. securities regulatory agency from an "enforcement regulation" model to a more friendly collaborative framework.