SEC проведет серию офлайн-встреч с криптопроектами по всей стране

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-11-01Actualizado a 2025-11-01

  • Рабочая группа SEC по криптовалютам инициировала серию круглых столов в США.
  • Они стремятся пообщаться со стартапами с командами до 10 человек, которые основаны менее чем два года назад.
  • Встречи стартуют 4 августа в Беркли, а закончатся 5 декабря в Энн-Арборе.

Комиссия по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC) анонсировала старт серии круглых столов с представителями криптоиндустрии. Инициативу возглавляет комиссар SEC Хестер Пирс.

Рабочая группа посетит 10 городов США, чтобы услышать мнения основателей проектов, которые не смогли принять участие в весенних консультациях в Вашингтоне.

«Мы хотим услышать тех, кто не имел возможности приехать на круглые столы, состоявшиеся весной в Вашингтоне и не имел голоса в предыдущих усилиях по формированию политики. Рабочая группа по криптовалютам хорошо осознает, что любая регуляторная структура будет иметь далеко идущие последствия, и мы хотим обеспечить максимально полный охват в нашей работе», — заявила Пирс.

В заявлении говорится, что рабочая группа особенно заинтересована в том, чтобы пообщаться с представителями криптопроектов, в которых работает не более 10 человек и которые были основаны менее двух лет назад.

Известно, что первое мероприятие состоится 4 августа в городе Беркли, Калифорния. Всего в графике – 10 городов:

  • 4 августа — Беркли (Калифорния);
  • 19 августа — Бостон;
  • 4 сентября — Даллас;
  • 15 сентября — Чикаго;
  • 25 сентября — Нью-Йорк;
  • 3 октября — Ирвайн (Калифорния);
  • 24 октября — Кливленд;
  • 29 октября — Скоттсдейл (Аризона);
  • 12 ноября — Нью-Йорк;
  • 5 декабря — Энн-Арбор (Мичиган).

SEC уточнила, что будет публиковать список отобранных стартапов, которые примут участие во встречах, в открытом доступе для обеспечения прозрачности процесса.

Напомним, 11 апреля 2025 года Комиссия провела первый специализированный круглый стол по торговле криптовалютами.

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