The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced a groundbreaking initiative, planning to hold a series of roundtable meetings in ten cities across the country this fall to directly hear the opinions of Crypto Assets industry practitioners. This marks the SEC's first public acknowledgment that when formulating regulatory policies, it will place significant emphasis on industry feedback, particularly the perspectives of startups that have been established for less than two years.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated that the move aims to ensure that regulatory policies can better balance the actual situation of the industry and the needs for innovation, avoiding excessive regulation or lack of regulation. This news has garnered widespread attention and heated discussion in the Crypto Assets community, with many welcoming the open attitude displayed by the SEC. Not only participants in the Crypto Assets industry but also traditional financial institutions and crypto investment firms have expressed support for this initiative.

For the entire Crypto Assets industry, this shift by the SEC means that the regulatory environment in the future may become more transparent and predictable. This is undoubtedly a rare opportunity for smaller innovative companies to express their demands and suggestions directly to the regulatory authorities.

This initiative reflects that regulatory agencies are striving to adapt to the rapidly developing Crypto Assets ecosystem, attempting to find a balance between protecting investor interests and promoting industry innovation. As these public engagement activities unfold, the industry looks forward to seeing more policies that are conducive to the healthy development of the industry.

However, we also need to recognize that the market environment is still full of variables. Investors and industry participants should maintain a rational attitude, closely monitor policy trends, but at the same time avoid being disturbed by short-term market fluctuations or noise. In this rapidly changing industry, maintaining clear judgment and flexible adaptability is crucial.