BlockBeats News, January 24 — The US cryptocurrency regulatory landscape is undergoing significant changes. The SEC and CFTC will hold a joint event next week, marking the first systematic demonstration of their collaboration framework in crypto regulation. Against the backdrop of the Trump administration’s “pro-crypto” policies, new CFTC Chairman Mike Selig will jointly explain with SEC Chairman Paul Atkins how regulatory coordination can address longstanding issues of unclear boundaries and fragmented rules. The joint statement noted that this move aims to provide a clearer and more predictable legal environment for crypto innovation, while also balancing investor protection and the US financial competitiveness. The market generally views this as a sign that the SEC and CFTC are actively working to downplay their long-standing disagreements and set the tone for digital asset regulation.
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