Regulation on cryptography: SEC reveals a revolutionary initiative with its Crypto working group

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently intensified its efforts to clarify the regulation of cryptographic assets. On March 3, 2025, the SEC announced that its crypto working group would hold a series of round tables entitled “Sprint sprint towards the clarity of the crypto” to discuss key issues related to cryptocurrency regulations. The first session, scheduled for March 21, will focus on “how did we get here and how to go out – define security status”.

The working group on the dry crypto finally takes action!

The crypto working group was created in January 2025, under the direction of Commissioner Hester Peirce, also known as “Crypto Maman”. The group’s mission is to develop a complete and clear regulatory framework for digital assets, marking a passage from previous approaches which were mainly focused on the police.

The inaugural round table on March 21 will take place from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the SEC headquarters in Washington, the event will be open to the public, with live broadcast on the official SEC website. Participants will also have the opportunity to engage in sessions in small groups, not televised, to deepen the discussions. The details concerning the agenda and the speakers will soon be published on the page of the dedicated crypto working group.

Towards more favorable regulations?

The announcement of these round tables comes in a context where the cryptographic industry expresses an increasing need for regulatory clarity. According to sources, the current administration seeks to reverse the repression of the industry led by the SEC under former president Joe Biden, during which several cryptocurrency companies were brought to justice, notably Coinbase, Kraken and Ripple.

This initiative reflects an increased desire for the dry to engage with the public and the stakeholders to develop balanced policies that this time promote innovation while protecting investors. The next series of round tables offers a discussion platform open on key issues, such as the definition of the state of titles for digital assets, and could point out an evolution towards clearer and more favorable regulations for the cryptographic industry.

The dry, with its crypto working group, therefore seems to be engaged in a more collaborative and transparent approach in the regulation of digital assets, recognizing the importance of innovation while trying to protect investors and ensure the integrity of the cryptography market. All this is part of the calendar of major changes promised by Donald Trump last December.

Eddy S.

The world evolves and adaptation is the best weapon to survive in this wavy universe. Originally a director of the cryptographic community, I am interested in everything that is directly or indirectly linked to blockchain and its derivatives. To share my experience and promote an area that fascinates me, nothing is better than writing informative and relaxed articles.

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