New SEC Chairman: Will Ensure the US Becomes "The Best and Safest Place in the World" for Crypto
The new SEC Chairman, Paul Atkins, stated in his inaugural speech that his primary goal during his tenure is to provide a solid regulatory foundation for digital assets through a reasonable, coherent, and principled approach. He promised to transform the financial regulatory agency's approach to digital asset regulation into a "rational" manner and will strive to ensure that the US becomes "the best and safest place in the world" for crypto operations and activities. (ibtimes)
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