Hester: Is part of the role here to like remove information asymmetries or provide transparency to those information asymmetry? So when an insider group has knowledge that the general market doesn't, maybe in particular the retail market. How does the SEC work to bridge that gap or make that more transparent? Hester: I think there is a big is-ought gap in what crypto is today versus what it could be in the future as it relates to good securities regulation and good SEC regulation. But if you're really talking about a state where crypto has reached its potential and there's a lot of decentralized activity, I think we better be careful now with our regulatory system.

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