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January 27th will bring big news. The SEC's Crypto Working Group will hold a direct dialogue in Miami, sitting down with early blockchain project creators.
This working group is not just staying in Washington; they are traveling across the country to hear how project teams view regulatory reforms. In simple terms, they are doing homework on the digital asset regulatory framework.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce explicitly stated that the working group intends to engage positively with the crypto industry, with the ultimate goal of clarifying how to establish more precise regulatory rules for digital assets. This is better for the entire ecosystem than the previous vague approach.
However, with the regulatory framework clarifying the issue of miners taking too much, can it be resolved?
On an hourly basis, the volatility should spike after this news is released. Have you noticed the pattern?
The unreasonable mechanism is still the same; it's just discussed in a different place.
Be patient; in the end, it's not the ecosystem that collapses, but my mindset.
Hester Peirce is taking this seriously, much better than those who only shout slogans before
Wait, is this a bait... Once the regulatory framework is set in stone, do we still have a way out?
We must keep an eye on January 27th, feels like this is the real watershed moment
Another start of "good communication," but I always have a uneasy feeling...
Sit down and talk? Okay, okay, but in the end, they still want to stab us
Forget it, whatever, policies will come sooner or later anyway, it's not a bad thing to come out and clarify early
Hester Peirce seems to be really taking action this time. Meeting in Miami is the key.
It's no longer just talk on paper. Only after the regulatory framework becomes clear can the crypto industry truly take off.
Has the SEC really started to engage in dialogue with us? But we still need to see tangible results. Who would believe in words without actions?
The meeting at the end of January deserves close attention. This time, it might truly change the game.
Peirce is not bad. At least her attitude is much better than other commissioners. There's hope.
The SEC is going all out; can they give a clear statement this time? I'm tired of the old routine of saying they'll change and then not following through.
Hester Peirce is considered reliable; at least her attitude isn't so rigid. I'm just worried that in the end, it will be all talk and no action.
Miami meetup? I think it's probably just a show, and in the end, they'll still return to Washington for meetings and decisions.
Having clear rules sounds great, but in reality, the process might be delayed another year or two.
If they can truly come up with a framework this time, it would be an improvement, but I don't dare to have high expectations... I've been burned too many times.
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Hester Peirce's move is a bit interesting, but it's just for listening; let's wait until the real rules come out.
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What can Miami chat change? The key still depends on how legislation moves.
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Good grief, traveling across the country just to "draft clear rules." Looks more like they're here to pick a fight.
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Finally no longer hiding in Washington. This attitude is sincere, but I remain skeptical.
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The ambiguous zone actually protected us. Now they want to "clarify"? Haha.
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Instead of holding meetings, it's better to directly pass legislation. Talking more is just empty talk.
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This working group has been running for so long. Do they really listen to project teams' suggestions?
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It's good that the SEC is taking things seriously, but this pace... feels not that simple.
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Adjust your strategy before January 27th. Who knows what kind of tricks they'll come up with.
Is the SEC really going to let us go? I doubt it.
Finally, someone is willing to listen to our voices, but don't get too excited too early.
Hester Peirce is indeed still so reliable, much better than other commissioners.
Clear rules are always better than black box operations, at least knowing where the red line is.
January 27th, let's see who all are going to Miami and whether anything will change.
The ambiguous areas definitely need to be cleaned up; otherwise, it's always nerve-wracking.
I just want to know if the final framework will turn out to be a paper tiger again.
Wait, will they really listen to our opinions?
Miami is back again, feels like a show.
Having a clear framework makes it easier to get stuck; what do you think?
There might really be a turning point this time. I don't quite believe it, but I'm still hopeful.
Politely called "dialogue," but in reality, they still want to control us to death.
It's Hester Peirce again; this guy is indeed a bit different.
Wait a minute, is this sincerely or just another attempt to cut leeks?
Peirce's move this time is good, much better than the previous group
See you in Miami, let them see what a real innovator looks like
Clear regulatory framework is good for everyone, anyway it's a mess right now
By the way, keep an eye on January 27th, don't just go through the motions again
Is the US really going to get serious? I'm a bit期待诶
Hester Peirce? She's relatively reliable; let's see how the other commissioners cause trouble.
No more guessing; clear rules are always better than skirting the line.
Can Miami really push for reform, or is this just another show?
It feels like there might really be a turning point this time, just around the corner.