Summary
- Aptos Labs CEO Avery Ching is expected to officially express her stance on the United States digital asset legislation.
- The hearing, led by the United States House Committee on Agriculture, is expected to have a direct impact on the formulation of digital asset market structure laws.
- CEO Ching plans to explain the significance of the core role of tokens and the necessity of clear regulations from the perspective of engineers and developers.
Avery Ching, CEO of Aptos (APT) Labs, is set to express her position on digital asset (cryptocurrency) legislation in the United States.
On the 3rd (Korean Time), Aptos announced via X (formerly Twitter), "On the 4th, CEO Avery Ching will attend a hearing before the House Committee on Agriculture to testify regarding the legislation for digital asset advocacy."
At the hearing, Avery will explain the essential role of tokens in open networks from the perspective of engineers and developers, use cases for Aptos, and the importance of clear regulation for technological innovation in the United States.
The hearing is led by the Agriculture Committee, which oversees the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and has substantial influence over the formation of laws related to the structure of the digital asset market.
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