ChainCatcher news, according to official news, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's cryptocurrency working group announced the agenda and panel members for the roundtable meeting on April 25. The theme of this meeting is "Understanding Your Custodian: Key Considerations for Cryptocurrency Custody," with topics including: custody through broker-dealers and other means, and custody by investment advisers and investment companies.Attendees from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission include: Acting Chair Mark Uyeda, Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw, Commissioner Hester Peirce. Other attendees include: Jason Allegrante (Fireblocks), Rachel Anderika (Anchorage Digital Bank), Terrence Dempsey (Fidelity Digital Assets), Mark Greenberg (Kraken), Tammy Weinrib (Copper), Larry Florio (1kx), Ryan Louvar (WisdomTree), and others.

ChainCatcher news, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced that it will hold its third crypto policy roundtable on April 25, focusing on the custody of crypto assets. The meeting will feature two panels discussing issues related to broker-dealer and wallet custody, as well as investment advisors and investment company custody.Members of the broker-dealer panel include: Jason Allegrante from Fireblocks, Rachel Anderika from Anchorage, Terrence Dempsey from Fidelity, Mark Greenberg from Kraken, Veronica McGregor from Exodus, Brandon Russell from Etana Custody, and Tammy Weinrib from Copper.

ChainCatcher news, according to the SEC official website, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Crypto Special Working Group will hold a public roundtable titled "Between Blocks and Dilemmas: Tailoring Regulation for Crypto Trading" on April 11 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM ET (April 12 from 1:00 AM to 5:00 AM Beijing time) at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., with an online live broadcast. The meeting will be hosted by Goodwin Procter partner Nicholas Losurdo, with participants including executives and experts from institutions such as Uniswap Labs, Coinbase, and NYSE. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated that this series of meetings aims to promote the clarification process of crypto regulation.

ChainCatcher News, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's cryptocurrency working group has announced the agenda and panel members for the roundtable meeting on April 11, themed "Regulating Cryptocurrency Trading: Between Lockdown and Dilemma." Commissioners Hester Peirce and Caroline Crenshaw, along with Acting Chair Mark Uyeda, will attend. The participants include:Nicholas Losurdo, Partner at Goodwin Procter LLP;Tyler Gellasch, President and CEO of Healthy Markets Association;Jon Herrick, Chief Product Officer at the New York Stock Exchange;Richard Johnson, CEO and Founder of Texture Capital;Dave Lauer, Co-Founder of Urvin Finance and We the Investors;Katherine Minarik, Chief Legal Officer at Uniswap Labs;Christine Parlour, Chair of the Finance and Accounting Department at the University of California, Berkeley;Chelsea Pizzola, Deputy General Counsel at Cumberland DRW;Austin Reid, Global Revenue and Business Lead at FalconX;Gregory Tusar, Vice President of Institutional Products at Coinbase.

ChainCatcher News: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold its second roundtable on crypto regulation on April 11 from 1 PM to 5 PM ET, with the theme "Tailored Regulation for Cryptocurrency Trading."

ChainCatcher News, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cryptocurrency special group announced after its first roundtable meeting that it will hold four more meetings in the first half of this year to engage in in-depth discussions on topics such as crypto trading, custody, asset tokenization, and decentralized finance. The dates and themes of the four meetings are: April 11 "Between Blocks and Regulation: Tailoring Rules for Crypto Trading," April 25 "Know Your Custodian: Key Considerations for Crypto Asset Custody," May 12 "Asset Tokenization: The Intersection of Traditional Finance and DeFi," and June 6 "DeFi and the American Spirit."The head of the special group, Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, stated, "These roundtable meetings allow us to hear expert perspectives, clarify regulatory challenges, and explore the SEC's responses." All roundtable meetings will be live-streamed to the public.

According to ChainCatcher, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced on its official website that its cryptocurrency working group will hold four new roundtable discussions from April to June 2025, covering topics such as crypto trading, custody, asset tokenization, and DeFi. The dates and themes of the four public roundtables are: April 11 "Regulation Tailored for Crypto Trading," April 25 "Key Issues for Custodians," May 12 "Integration of Asset Tokenization and Traditional Finance," and June 6 "DeFi and the American Spirit."Commissioner Hester Peirce referred to this as the "spring sprint towards clarity in crypto," marking a new direction for the SEC from enforcement-focused to collaboration and a clear regulatory framework. The meetings will be open to the public and streamed online.

ChainCatcher news, at the first cryptocurrency industry roundtable held by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), former SEC Cyber Enforcement Office Director John Reed Stark strongly opposed modifying existing securities regulations for digital assets. He stated that the Securities Act of 1933 and 1934 should not make concessions for cryptocurrencies, and digital assets should continue to be regarded as securities."People who buy cryptocurrencies are not collectors; they are investors. The SEC's duty is to protect investors," Stark said. He pointed out that crypto companies hire top law firms globally to try to delay enforcement actions, but they have lost in almost all cases. Stark also claimed that, compared to past technological revolutions like the iPhone, he has not seen any real innovation in digital assets.For a long time, Stark has been a staunch critic of the cryptocurrency industry, previously describing the partnership between the NBA team Dallas Mavericks and the crypto company Voyager as "collaborating with heroin manufacturers." He supports former SEC Chairman Gensler's "enforcement-based regulation" and insists that the crypto industry must comply with existing laws rather than asking the law to make way for it.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the SEC's special working group on crypto assets will hold its first roundtable meeting at 1 AM Beijing time today to discuss key areas of crypto asset regulation, including market structure, investor protection, token classification, and compliance pathways.This meeting marks a new step for the SEC in crypto regulation, aiming to promote policy transparency and gather industry feedback.

ChainCatcher news, according to official news, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced that the SEC cryptocurrency working group will hold a series of roundtable meetings to discuss key areas of cryptocurrency asset regulation. The first roundtable meeting will be held on March 21 from 1 PM to 5 PM local time.

ChainCatcher news, according to Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cryptocurrency working group has announced the members and list of its first industry roundtable. The theme of the meeting is "How We Got Here and How to Move Forward - Defining Securities Status," and it will be held on March 21 from 1 PM to 5 PM at the SEC headquarters in Washington, D.C.The meeting will be hosted by Troy Parades, founder of Paredes Strategies LLC, and will feature discussions with twelve lawyers and scholars, including: Collins Belton, managing partner of Brookwood P.C., S.H. Brennan, legal director of Delphi Ventures, Chris Brummer, fintech professor at Georgetown University Law Center, NY Crypto Lawyer, co-chair of CahillNXT, Coy Garrison, partner at Steptoe, Teresa Goody, partner at BakerHostetler, and Miles Jennings, legal director at a16z crypto, among others.

ChainCatcher message, Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan posted on X that he is honored to represent Polymarket at tomorrow's White House Digital Assets Roundtable. Thank you to President Trump for the invitation.This administration is committed to working with American innovators and is revitalizing the American Dream.

ChainCatcher news, yesterday at 11:15 PM Eastern Time, UXLINK CEO Rolland participated as an invited representative in a roundtable forum hosted by North America's top KOL Mario Nawfal, with the theme, BREAKING: TRUMP SIGNS EO FOR BITCOIN RESERVE. Rolland communicated UXLINK's business progress with thousands of online listeners, as well as content related to UXLINK AI Growth Agent and UXLINK One Chain.According to the UXLINK community leader, this is UXLINK's second participation in Mario Nawfal's live event. Mario Nawfal is a top KOL in North America and is known as Musk's "designated" live host.

According to ChainCatcher, The Block reported that the newly established cryptocurrency special working group of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold its first roundtable meeting later this month as part of a series of meetings.In a statement on Monday, the SEC announced that the meeting titled "Our Past and Future - Defining the Status of Securities" will take place on March 21 at the agency's headquarters in Washington, D.C. This roundtable is part of the "Spring Sprint for Clarity in Cryptocurrency" series of meetings.Hester Peirce, a Republican commissioner leading the cryptocurrency special working group, stated in the announcement, "I look forward to leveraging the expertise of the public to develop a workable regulatory framework for cryptocurrency." Peirce indicated that she plans to prioritize classifying some tokens as "non-securities."

ChainCatcher news, Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett posted on the X platform revealing that two insiders said the U.S. SEC's cryptocurrency working group will hold a series of roundtable meetings with industry participants, themed "Spring Sprint Towards Crypto Clarity."The first session is scheduled for March 21, to be held at the SEC office in Washington, D.C., and the topic of the first meeting may be "Defining the Status of Security."

ChainCatcher news, during the "Trends and Rhythms of the New Web3 Cycle" event held at Consensus HK, UFLY Labs Investment Partner & UXLINK co-founder Neal, BrickBank founder & CEO Jeffrey, GOAT Network growth lead Annie, SevenX Ventures investor Yinghao, and Hashkey Capital investor Rui shared insights in a roundtable discussion on the theme of "New Trends in 2025."Regarding the direction of the current market, Annie believes it is difficult to apply the experiences of previous cycles and cannot draw simple conclusions, but she is relatively pessimistic at the moment; Yinghao predicts that the market will be very differentiated, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana having their own independent trends; Neal thinks this bull market is more influenced by macro factors than any previous cycle and advises investors to pay more attention to macro trends. Jeffrey believes that besides macro factors, there are also signs of large-scale applications in the industry, indicating that the industry is progressing. Rui states that where there is volatility, there are opportunities, and the discussion of whether a bull market exists is not very meaningful.In an uncertain market, what key areas should be focused on? Rui believes that new content will certainly emerge and suggests paying attention to mechanisms that are more competitive and complex. Jeffrey recommends looking for directions with a profit-making effect and then finding targets within that direction. Neal indicates he will heavily invest in AI; besides AI and memes, Annie is also focused on RWA. Yinghao is interested in new assets and new asset issuance methods.