The Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gary Gensler, recently made a series of important statements regarding the regulation of Crypto Assets. He stated that the SEC will work closely with a specialized Crypto Assets working group to implement the relevant recommendations proposed by the White House.

Atkins emphasized that the SEC is actively developing clear rules regarding the distribution, custody, and trading of crypto assets. Notably, he pointed out that most crypto assets do not fall under the category of securities.

To further clarify the regulatory boundaries, Atkins has tasked committee staff with developing relevant guidelines to determine under what circumstances Crypto Assets should be considered securities. For those identified as securities, the SEC plans to propose corresponding disclosure requirements and exemption provisions.

In addition, Atkins also stated that the SEC will maintain close communication and cooperation with companies intending to issue tokenized securities. This initiative demonstrates the regulator's efforts to seek a balance between promoting innovation and maintaining market order.

These regulatory trends indicate that the United States is gradually improving its Crypto Assets regulatory framework, providing guidance for industry development while ensuring that investor rights are fully protected. Industry insiders generally believe that clear regulatory rules will help the long-term healthy development of the Crypto Assets market.