2026-01-07 22:22:14

The SEC's crypto task force is making a significant move: Miami is set to host a direct engagement session on January 27 where regulators will sit down with early-stage crypto builders. According to SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, this initiative signals a shift toward understanding the ground realities of the crypto ecosystem. Rather than purely top-down regulation, the agency appears interested in hearing firsthand how emerging projects are navigating technical and compliance challenges. This type of on-ground engagement could shape future regulatory frameworks and potentially create more constructive dialogue between Washington and the crypto development community.

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SigmaBrain

· 01-10 21:44

Finally showing some conscience. Instead of suppressing all day, it's better to listen to our voice.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-10 19:50

Hey, finally someone wants to hear the voices of us old-timers on the chain, but I bet five bitcoins that this is still the same old trick from Washington.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 01-08 02:05

Finally showing some conscience, but on the other hand, will Miami just be going through the motions again this time?

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PumpStrategist

· 01-07 23:55

The SEC's move is essentially just hype-building; the real regulatory crackdown still needs to happen. The pattern has formed, and the distribution of chips shows that institutions are quietly laying out their plans. Don't be fooled by these "friendly signals."

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ETHReserveBank

· 01-07 22:52

Wait, is the SEC really starting to listen to our voices? Or is it just another superficial gesture, only to be cut off completely afterward?

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RektButSmiling

· 01-07 22:51

Finally, Americans have also realized that they can't work in isolation and must step out to hear what we think.

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HashRateHermit

· 01-07 22:50

Finally, someone is willing to listen to our voice, but I've seen this trick before, and it will still be regulated as usual.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-07 22:50

Haha, Hester Peirce really wants to stir things up. Finally, someone is listening to our voices. ---- This wave in Miami is more about SEC trying to figure out who is genuinely building and who is just harvesting profits. ---- Honestly, the signals are pretty good, much more comfortable than those distant calls... but then they come back with enforcement actions—who's responsible? ---- This is the consultation period. Once the framework is set, it’s time to cut—old tricks. ---- Early builders, pay attention. This might be the last chance for a friendly chat. Hurry up, everyone. ---- Core developers have a tough life already, and now being invited to "communicate"... this feels pretty surreal. ---- I just want to know if Hester really wants to reform or is just putting on a show. Regulation is really hard to tell.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-07 22:34

Wait, is the SEC really turning over a new leaf? Is Hester Peirce breaking the deadlock this time? I suggest everyone go to Miami to eavesdrop and see whether it's a genuine conversation or just another round of manipulation. On-chain data will tell the truth.

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