SEC Chair Paul Atkins stated that the agency has taken purposeful actions over the past year in response to President Trump's call to make the US the world's crypto capital. He emphasized historic steps to modernize rules and regulations to promote on-chain market migration, signaling a regulatory pivot from enforcement to proactive market infrastructure development.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins today announced that the agency is taking historic steps to facilitate the migration of capital markets onto the blockchain. "Over the past year, we have taken purposeful actions to answer President Trump's call to make the United States the world's crypto capital," Atkins said. "We are taking historic steps to modernize our rules and regulations to promote on-chain market migration." This marks a significant shift in SEC's crypto regulatory stance, moving from a previous enforcement-heavy approach to proactively guiding market infrastructure onto blockchain rails.
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