- The SEC will host its second crypto roundtable on April 11.
- Participants attending the live event must register in advance.
- The crypto roundtable aims to provide a tailored regulation for the crypto industry.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will continue its roundtable on crypto regulation with a second meeting scheduled for April 11, 2025. Meanwhile, the Commission has outlined the procedure for those willing to attend the event.
According to its latest update on X, the SEC explained that those willing to attend the event would register ahead of the scheduled date. However, there is no registration requirement for users willing to follow the event via the webcast on the Commission’s website.
The Crypto Task Force Roundtable is part of President Donald Trump’s agenda for a tailored regulation for the crypto industry. It is part of the administration’s moves to fulfill Trump’s promises ahead of last year’s election, with the President saying he would provide a more friendly environment for crypto operations. Trump promised to make America the crypto capital of the world.
In the meantime, information on the SEC’s official website reveals that Nicholas Losurdo and Goodwin Procter will moderate the roundtable. The event will feature academic experts, stakeholders in the crypto sector, and renowned individuals in mainstream finance. Some notable names on the SEC’s roundtable list include Christine Parlour from Berkeley, Austin Reid from FalconX, Katherine Minarik from Uniswap, and Gregory Tusar from Coinbase.
Other prominent names on the list of experts are Tyler Gellasch of Healthy Markets, Dave Lauer from Urvin Finance, Chelsea Pizzola from Cumberland DRW, and Jon Herrick from the NYSE. These experts, alongside other participants, would engage in discussions surrounding the crypto industry and aim to extract crucial details that will inform the final document for regulating cryptocurrency operations in the US.
It is worth noting that the global crypto industry looks forward to the roundtable and the potential outcome of the crypto regulatory moves in the US. The event’s result will influence how retail and institutional investors approach the crypto industry, making it a crucial factor for the future.
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