2026-01-23 03:45:42

U.S. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins recently revealed an important signal — next week he will jointly attend a public event hosted by the two major regulatory agencies with CFTC Chairman Mike Selig. The highlight of this meeting is not the form but the content: both parties will have in-depth discussions on the regulatory coordination strategy in the United States in the crypto field.

What is even more noteworthy is Atkins' statement. He explicitly pointed out that the SEC and CFTC will work together to advance the implementation of President Trump’s strategic goal of "making the U.S. a global crypto hub." In other words, this is no longer a political slogan but has officially entered the implementation stage.

What does this mean? On one hand, the two major U.S. regulatory agencies are expected to form a clearer framework in terms of functional division, regulatory standards, and law enforcement collaboration; on the other hand, with the goal of positioning as the "global crypto hub," the policy direction may shift from strict regulation to a more inclusive regulatory approach. For Web3 projects and exchanges observing U.S. regulatory developments, this signal is clear enough.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 01-26 02:33

Alright, there's finally some movement. Now the SEC and CFTC are really teaming up. Atkins' words are like a reassuring pill for the market, shifting from strict regulation to inclusiveness... sounds comfortable. Wait, can this really be implemented, or is it just another slogan? Is the US going to become the crypto capital? First, clean up Gary Gensler's approach. After this news came out, why hasn't BTC risen yet? It's a positive for compliance.

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ZKSherlock

· 01-26 02:14

actually... hold up. so they're claiming this is "execution stage" but let's be real about the trust assumptions here, yeah? sec and cftc coordination sounds nice on paper until you realize what "regulatory framework" actually means in practice — more surveillance infrastructure, not less.

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-23 04:15

Oh my god, is Atkins really going to get serious? From trash talk to actual action, this time it's different

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GasBandit

· 01-23 04:14

Wow, is it really happening now? From suppression to embrace, the US's reversal is quite intense.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-23 04:10

Haha, finally got this signal. The US is really about to take action.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-23 04:01

Laughing and then crying, is this really loosening up? I usually sleep through meetings with regulatory authorities, but this time there’s actually something to it. Wait, from strict regulation to tolerance... I feel like I’ve seen this script somewhere before, done it too many times? Really daring to say that, "Global Crypto Capital," I bet five cents this phrase will be included in every research report. Last year it was crackdown, and this year it’s about to become a dad. Did the policies turn around so quickly? The key is whether both sides are clear in their coordination. Don’t cause mutual obstruction again. The project parties fear most that rules are not yet set before being investigated. Now those big projects waiting to observe can sleep less; the policy window has opened.

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RektCoaster

· 01-23 04:00

Finally about to loosen up. This move by the US is quite interesting. But speaking of which, will Atkins really change his stance? Seems like we still need to wait and see the actual implementation. Wait, can these two regulatory agencies coordinate well... it's a bit uncertain. From strict regulation to tolerance... Oh my, does this count as good news for the on-chain ecosystem?

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