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Inside the SEC’s third crypto roundtable

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Vlada Gurvich

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The SEC’s third roundtable on crypto regulation highlighted growing consensus on investor protection, but also exposed deep divisions over custody frameworks and the role of self-custody in an evolving market.

As digital assets gain ground in global finance, US regulators face a pivotal inflection point: how to retrofit traditional regulatory structures to accommodate blockchain-based innovation. In January 2025, the SEC launched a formal initiative to address this challenge, establishing a dedicated Crypto Task Force to chart a clearer path forward.

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