SD will organize a series of round tables on cryptocurrencies throughout the US

By Hannah Pérez

This is the second round of discussion tables organized by the SEC, a reflection of its commitment to rewrite the cryptocurrency rules in alliance with the industry actors.

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The SEC announces round tables to discuss cryptocurrency regulations with industry actors.
It will begin this month with a meeting in California, followed by more cities until the end of the year.
This is the second round of discussion tables on digital assets organized by the sec this 2025.
It is complemented by the ‘Crypto Project’ announced by the president of the SEC this week.

The United States Stock Exchange and Securities Commission (SEC) has reiterated its commitment to build new regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrencies with its plan to organize discussion tables throughout the national territory.

In a statement this Friday, the SEC –A main US financial regulator– announced that will organize a series of round tables in cities throughout the country With the intention of providing opportunities for key actors of the cryptocurrency industry to share with the agency their perspectives on the standards, thus opening a dialogue on the regulation of the sector.

The effort is part of a previous plan promoted by regulators to meet with participants from the digital asset industry, as the government works to clarify the rules for the emerging market.

The round tables will be in charge of the working group on cryptocurrencies, headed by Commissioner Hester Peirce. The group was created at the beginning of the year by the interim president of the SEC, Mark Uyeda, as the regulator began to distance himself from the hostile approach of the previous administration to align with the crypto -ampitable vision of the incoming president, Donald Trump.

SEC tables extend dialogue scope

That internal work group He had already organized at the beginning of the year a Four Encounters Series Designed to establish lighter frames for cryptocurrency companies. The executives of Coinbase, Uniswap and Binance They were some of those who went to those previous discussion tables, as we reported previously.

The dry now seeks to expand the scope of its regulatory dialogue with a new round of discussion tables Together with actors in the sector, which will begin on August 4 in Berkeley, California, and will continue in cities such as Boston, Dallas, Chicago, New York, Irvine, Cleveland, Scottsdale and Ann Arbor, extending until December 2025.

According to the regulator in the statement, the objective is to connect with representatives of cryptocurrency projects with less than 10 employees and two years old, who could not participate in the previous round tables in Washington, DC

“We want to listen to those who could not travel to our round spring tables in Washington, DC and who have not had a voice in the previous efforts of policy formulation“Said Peirce.”The Crypto Task Force is aware that any regulatory framework will have high reach effects, and we want to ensure that our work is as inclusive as possible”

It is complemented with ‘Crypto Project’

The announcement of the tables occurs just after the president of the SEC, Paul Atkins, presented on Thursday the “crypto project”, an initiative aimed at modernizing the regulations to facilitate the integration of cryptocurrencies into the financial markets.

During a speech, Atkins stressed that most cryptocurrencies are not values and advocated by clear rules that classify digital assets and support innovations such as decentralized finances (Defi).

The initiative promoted by the SEC will be aligned with the recommendations of the 163 pages report of the presidential working group on digital asset markets, published this week by the White House.

The report was the result of an executive order signed Trump in January. This group, which includes Atkins, the Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Besent, and the Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, recommended strengthening the regulatory framework, modernizing banking regulations, supporting the Stablecoins through the recently approved Genius law and simplify the trim of cryptocurrencies.

A key moment for crypto regulation

The combination of these initiatives reflects the Trump administration commitment to position the United States as “World Capital of cryptocurrencies“

The round tables of the SC complement the “crypto project” when looking for direct feedback of the industry, while the presidential report offers a legislative and regulatory roadmap. Together, these efforts seek to overcome the regulatory barriers of the past and establish a framework that fosters innovation without compromising protection against illegal activities.

The industry expects these actions to bring the regulatory clarity demanded for years. The SEC has invited market participants to contribute comments to mold a regulatory framework. In his statement today, he said that he probably cannot meet with all parties, so he has opened other paths of participation, even a channel for online contributions.

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