The new chairman of the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission, Paul Atkins, has reassured to enact a clear crypto regulatory framework in a roundtable of the SEC on May 12. The title of the roundtable was Tokenization: Moving Assets Onchain: Where TradFi and DeFi Meet. The participants of the event
Newly appointed SEC Chair Paul Atkins addressed the public. Atkins praised pro-crypto work and criticised past policies. He slammed former Chair Gary Gensler’s crypto approach. “Innovation has been stifled by regulatory uncertainty,” he said. Atkins spoke at the SEC’s third crypto roundtable today. The event focused on crypto custody and
The newly appointed chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Paul Atkins, attended his first crypto roundtable in Washington, DC. In the event, he heavily criticized the approach of the SEC in the last four years as predominantly having “stifled” innovation. Atkins mentioned: “Unfortunately, the innovation has been stifled
Paul Atkins, the new chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, is expected to show his presence at the SEC’s crypto custody roundtable on April 25, 2025. After holding the new position, this will be the first public address of Atkins focusing on digital assets. The crypto market is
The leading crypto exchange, Coinbase has officially listed Reserve Rights (RSR) on the Ethereum Layer-2 Base network today, April 22, 2025. Trading went live at 9 AM PT, and transfers are already active on both Coinbase and Coinbase Exchange in supported regions. Trading will begin on or after 9AM PT
Paul S. Atkins has been inaugurated as the new SEC chair chair. Most think his appointment might bring about improved and more transparent rules for digital assets in the U.S. Atkins was appointed by President Donald J. Trump on January 20, 2025, and was confirmed by the Senate on April
A long awaited SEC Chair has been came to an end by picking Paul Atkins a pro crypto leader. Paul Atkins advanced toward being the next U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman after receiving a close Senate Banking Committee vote. The committee voted 13-11 in favor of approving Atkins’
