There are disclosures that would be more useful in this space than maybe some of the typical disclosures that you would get for a public company there's some overlap but it's not. It's certainly not the same set of disclosures that a token purchaser would want and so we can think about something like that, he says. The SEC could craft regulatory disclosure frameworks um for particular types of assets and i really think in this space that makes some sense,. He adds. We need to have conversations from people who know technology and understand what it would look like to actually implement these things and so again why do we've got to act on them? "I'm unsure if gape has any gray hairs
SEC Commissioner Peirce joins for a conversation centered around her views on the SEC’s approach to Crypto. The conversation covers the current regulation by enforcement strategy, other countries having a more conducive regulatory environment, Commissioner Peirce’s dissenting opinions and much more.
This episode is co-hosted by Gabriel Shapiro, GC of Delphi Labs, who offers his deep legal and regulatory knowledge in the crypto space.
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