Crypto Regulation Talks Continue: SEC Schedules Roundtable for April

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing to host another important discussion on crypto regulation, scheduled for April 11, 2025.

As anticipation builds, the SEC has shared how interested individuals can participate in the event.

Those who plan to attend in person must complete registration before the event, as outlined in the SEC’s latest update on X. On the other hand, anyone wishing to follow the discussion online can simply access the webcast on the SEC’s website without the need to register.

This roundtable aligns with President Donald Trump’s broader strategy to reshape the US crypto regulatory landscape. In his bid to establish the country as a global leader in digital finance, Trump has emphasized creating a more welcoming environment for crypto businesses, a key promise from his election campaign.

The roundtable will feature a mix of academic experts, crypto industry stakeholders, and finance professionals, with Nicholas Losurdo and Goodwin Procter set to moderate the discussions. Among the expected participants are Christine Parlour from Berkeley, Austin Reid from FalconX, Katherine Minarik from Uniswap, and Gregory Tusar from Coinbase, bringing diverse perspectives to the table.

In addition, other prominent voices such as Tyler Gellasch from Healthy Markets, Dave Lauer from Urvin Finance, Chelsea Pizzola from Cumberland DRW, and Jon Herrick from the NYSE will join the conversation. Together, they will explore the challenges and opportunities within the crypto sector, aiming to shape future regulatory policies.

With the global crypto community watching closely, the roundtable’s conclusions could play a significant role in determining how the US approaches digital asset regulation. The event’s outcome is expected to have lasting effects on both retail and institutional involvement in the crypto market.