Cryptocurrency regulation sits on the intersection of a number of regulatory regimes: monetary markets regulators and banking regulators, amongst many others, have asserted authority over sure points of crypto regulation, which has resulted in an overlapping and incomplete regulatory framework that has drawn criticism from each proponents and skeptics of crypto innovation. So, how is cryptocurrency regulated? How ought to or not it’s regulated? Who ought to regulate it? Cato’s Middle for Financial and Monetary Options is these questions with a sequence that examines the roles of various regulators and considers what kind of regulatory framework must be adopted to steadiness the dangers and modern potential of cryptocurrencies.
This third panel addresses the position of the Securities and Change Fee (SEC) in regulating cryptocurrency, specializing in the present state of regulation on the SEC and discussing the advantages and limitations of the SEC’s regulation on this area. Be a part of Peter Van Valkenburgh, Carol Goforth, and Nicholas Losurdo in a panel moderated by David Hollerith from Yahoo Finance to debate the SEC’s position in crypto regulation.
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