Odaily Planet Daily News reported by FOX Business reporter Eleanor Terrett stated on X that during a meeting with staff from SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda this week, the Token Alliance of the Digital Chamber pointed out that handling the 2018 Hinman speech is a priority for the Corporation Finance division on the first day, arguing that its lack of relevance to the Howey test has caused market confusion and 'improperly created a winner/loser dynamic.' The priority lists for each SEC division are outlined in a timeline from the first day to the 90th day of the Trump administration, indicating policy changes that the industry believes will help establish a new, more positive relationship between cryptocurrency market participants and the agency. Other 'key' first-day priorities include: launching a review of all existing crypto-related investigations, Wells notices, and ongoing lawsuits, while seeking to suspend cases that do not involve actual fraud or harm to investors; rescinding SAB 121 and publishing a rescission order in the Federal Register; formally withdrawing and reconsidering the proposed amendment to Rule 3b-16, which proposed to expand the definition of 'exchange' to include DeFi protocols; notably, the Digital Chamber indicated that they are pleased with the open dialogue with the commissioner’s team, which suggests their willingness to accept ongoing feedback.