SEC Chair Atkins: Four Categories of Crypto Assets Are Not Securities, Ending a Decade of Regulatory Uncertainty
Atkins proposed three compliant fundraising pathways, opening a truly viable institutional door for entrepreneurs.

SEC Chair's Latest Speech: Leaving Behind a Decade of Chaos, Cryptocurrency Regulation Enters an Era of Clarity
"We will do what regulators should do: draw clear boundaries and explain them in clear language."

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins: The crypto era has fully arrived, and America will ignite a golden age of financial innovation
"Whether it's tokenized stock ledgers or entirely new asset classes, we want these breakthroughs to emerge in the U.S. market, under U.S. regulation, and ultimately benefit U.S. investors."

Full text of the U.S. SEC Chair's "Crypto Agenda" speech
The U.S. aims to become the global crypto hub by reforming its securities regulatory framework and moving its financial markets fully on-chain.

SEC New Chair's Roundtable Remarks: DeFi and the American Spirit
Innovation exemptions can help realize President Trump's vision of making America the "global crypto capital."

PoS staking freed from regulatory constraints, U.S. SEC states these three activities do not constitute securities transactions
This statement aims to provide regulatory clarity for staking participants and support compliant participation in network consensus mechanisms.

SEC Crypto Working Group Roundtable: Tokenizing Our Dreamland?
SEC commissioner questions its feasibility.

SEC's New Chair Paul Atkins: Building a New Regulatory Framework for On-Chain Securities to Position the U.S. as a Global Crypto Asset Hub
Paul Atkins, who officially assumed the role of SEC Chair on April 22, attended a roundtable and delivered his first extended speech on cryptocurrency as SEC Chair.

What Kind of Stablecoin Is Not a Security? Full Text of U.S. SEC Stablecoin Regulation
Buyers of compliant stablecoins seek their stability and use them as a means of payment or store of value in commercial transactions.

U.S. SEC Defines "POW Mining Activities": Not Securities Activities
When miners combine their computational resources with those of other miners to increase mining success rates, they do not have a reasonable expectation of profit derived from the entrepreneurial or managerial efforts of others.

