Summary
- The U.S. SEC said it plans to introduce a virtual asset industry sandbox by year-end.
- It said the measure will support virtual asset companies in quickly launching new products and services.
- It assessed that the SEC is showing an increasingly favorable attitude toward virtual assets.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is expected to support virtual asset (cryptocurrency) companies in quickly launching new products and services within the year.
On the 23rd (local time), Bloomberg reported that an SEC official said, "We plan to introduce an innovation exemption (sandbox) by year-end so that virtual asset companies can launch products immediately."
The outlet said, "Earlier, SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins had said he plans to announce new virtual asset-related regulations within months," and evaluated that "the SEC is showing an increasingly favorable attitude toward virtual assets."
Son Min
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