Peirce leads the SEC encryption special group: clarifying securities standards, providing legal issuance Token channels

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced the establishment of a Cryptocurrency special group led by Hester Peirce, symbolizing a significant shift in regulatory policy. It is expected to prioritize the definition of which encryption assets are 'securities' and explore legal channels for the issuance of Tokens. This move may bring a clearer regulatory framework to the market and attract more traditional Financial Institutions to enter the encryption field.

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With the establishment of the Cryptocurrency Special Task Force, the SEC's regulatory strategy is gradually transitioning from the previous hard-line enforcement mode to establishing a more transparent regulatory framework.

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As one of the few encryption-friendly individuals within the SEC, Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce, who leads the special group, stated in an official statement yesterday that one of her primary tasks is to classify encryption assets as 'securities or not' and provide clearer regulatory guidelines, further expanding market freedom.

The main goal of the SEC special team

According to Peirce's statement, the special committee will focus on the following main regulatory directions in the near future:

Recategorize encryption assets to clarify securities standards: expected to clarify which Tokens should be