Crypto Events
By Dan Saada
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As the debate around cryptocurrency regulation heats up in the United States, concerns about regulatory capture—where government agencies act in the interest of the industries…
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In a recent interview, Ferrick emphasized that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has shown openness to dialogue and transparency, which are key indicators of a…
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Ferrick pointed to the SEC’s willingness to invite public participation in crypto-related policy as a positive sign.
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His comments arrive at a time when the SEC is attempting to shift away from its historically rigid approach to digital assets.
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In recent months, however, the agency has taken a more collaborative direction, marked by a series of public roundtables on crypto policy.
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The SEC followed that session with another roundtable on April 11, this time focused on trading rules for digital assets.
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Still, concerns persist in some corners of the crypto community. As the industry becomes more entangled with traditional finance, some fear regulators may craft rules that…
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Encouraging broader engagement, Ferrick noted that it is essential for all participants—startups, technologists, investors, and even concerned citizens—to make use of public…
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