The SEC's Flexibility to Regulate Cryptocurrencies

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The SEC has a lot of flexibility to update how they go about regulating activities within their jurisdiction. So I don't think anything that the SEC does itself is set in stone for evermore because they do have a lot of autonomy. The other thing to keep in mind is that before, like if the SEC were to issue some blanket rule that all crypto assets equate to securities, they would have to go through the APA's notice and comment procedures.

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Miller Whitenhouse-Levine the CEO of DeFi Education Fund, Marisa T Coppel Policy Counsel at Blockchain Association and Sarah Brennan GC of Delphi Ventures join host Tommy for the definitive episode on crypto regulations.

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Miller Whitenhouse-Levine

CEO at DeFi Education Fund
The DeFi Education Fund is a nonpartisan research and advocacy group working to explain the benefits of DeFi, achieve regulatory clarity for the future of the global digital economy, and help realize the transformative potential of DeFi for everyone.

Marisa T Coppel

Policy Counsel at Blockchain Association
We are the leading nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting a pro-innovation policy environment for the digital asset economy. We work with our members to educate policymakers about blockchain technology and its ability to pave the way for a more secure, competitive, and consumer-friendly digital marketplace.

Sarah Brennan

GC at Delphi Ventures and Research

Tommy Shaughnessy

Co-Founder of Delphi Digital and VC at Delphi Ventures

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