SEC's new chairman Paul Atkins personally published an article announcing that their cryptocurrency working group will hold a heavyweight roundtable meeting next Monday, specifically discussing 'financial surveillance and privacy'.
This is not just any meeting. It is important to know that Paul Atkins holds significant influence and is recognized as an 'insider' in the industry. He not only holds several million dollars in cryptocurrency assets himself but also publicly criticized former chairman Gary Gensler's 'confrontational regulation' before taking office, advocating for 'dialogue governance' and aiming to make regulatory rules 'clear and neutral'. Now he is personally leading the charge, inviting top figures in the privacy sector like the founder of Zcash and the CEO of the Aleo Foundation to the meeting, sending a clear signal.
My point of view is very straightforward: this is not 'the wolf is coming', this is a 'family member' asking for opinions. This could be a key turning point in the U.S. regulatory attitude. The core discussion of the meeting is the balance between 'financial surveillance' and 'privacy'. In simpler terms, regulatory agencies want to understand: they need to prevent money laundering without completely disregarding privacy technology. If this meeting can move towards a rational and supportive innovation direction, it will be an epic benefit for privacy coins and privacy protocol sectors.
Market Impact
Short-term watch the trend: On the day of the meeting, the 15th, definitely tune in to the official live broadcast. Pay attention to what SEC officials and those project leaders are discussing; if terms like 'balance', 'innovation', and 'clear framework' emerge, it will be a positive signal.
Don't rush blindly: The meeting is merely a discussion and does not mean policies will be immediately released. The privacy sector may experience emotional fluctuations, but don't go all in chasing highs; be cautious of 'buying the rumor' and getting trapped.
Players' survival rule: The market is currently institution-driven, so stop dreaming of getting rich from altcoins. If you really want to participate, either invest steadily in Bitcoin or use small funds to explore the potential of the privacy sector. Remember, before new rules are clear, it is better to miss out than to make a mistake.
This meeting could very well be the starting point for changes in cryptocurrency strategies in the coming years. Want to know which directions will have opportunities after the meeting and which pitfalls to avoid? Follow me, and next week I will break down the real insights from the meeting and tell you how to proceed.
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