SEC COMMISSIONER UYEDA SLAMS CRYPTO REGULATION AS 'PROBLEMATIC'! ⛔
SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda is calling out his own agency's approach to crypto regulation, saying it's 'problematic' and doesn't help investors or facilitate capital formation.
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In a recent statement, Uyeda took a subtle jab at the SEC's current approach to crypto disclosure rules, saying they're too generic and don't take into account the unique nature of digital assets.
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He specifically pointed to Form S-1 filings, which are used by firms going public or registering new securities. Uyeda said these filings should be updated to better reflect the characteristics of digital assets.
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The Blockchain Association praised Uyeda's comments, saying his approach is exactly what the industry needs.
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This comes on the heels of the SEC suing Consensys, the company behind MetaMask, alleging that its wallet application acted as an unregistered broker involved in the sale of securities.
It's a complex issue, but essentially Uyeda is saying that the SEC's current approach to crypto regulation is too one-size-fits-all and doesn't take into account the nuances of digital assets.
It's a subtle but important critique, and one that could have implications for the future of crypto regulation.
