[Crypto World] There’s a major event worth paying attention to in mid-December—the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will hold a roundtable discussion on the 15th, focusing on sensitive topics such as cryptocurrency, financial monitoring, and privacy.
The opening lineup is quite impressive. The SEC will be sending Richard B. Gabbert, head of the Crypto Task Force. Chairman Paul S. Atkins will also be present, along with several commissioners co-hosting the event.
Highlights include a keynote speech by Zooko Wilcox, founder of Zcash, and a presentation from Aleo Network Foundation CEO Koh. The panel discussion will be moderated by Yaya J. Fanusie, Global Policy Director at the Aleo Foundation, and will feature a policy analyst from the ACLU, the CEO of the Blockchain Association, and representatives from several privacy technology companies.
With this level of participation, you can pretty much gauge the latest regulatory attitudes toward privacy coins and crypto regulation.
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MoonMathMagic
· 8h ago
Privacy coins are really about to take off this time. With Zooko making an appearance, you can tell the SEC's attitude has changed.
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AirdropFreedom
· 21h ago
Regulation again? Privacy coins are about to be targeted to death.
This is blatant entrapment.
Bitcoin is probably going to drop.
Wait, is Zooko really daring to go? Is this surrender?
Regulators are really going after privacy coins.
By the way, why hasn’t the market picked up even though the SEC chairman changed?
Last year they said they wouldn’t interfere, now they’re going after privacy again... speechless.
There’s an insider leaking information.
Zcash is probably in serious trouble this time.
The US loves this game—regulate with one hand and fleece retail investors with the other.
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HorizonHunter
· 12-06 02:50
Oh, Zooko is about to take the stage. Is the SEC really going to listen to the voice of privacy coins this time? Feels like the tide is about to turn.
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RektHunter
· 12-06 02:47
Regulation is really getting tighter and tighter. What will happen to privacy coins?
Even the founder of Zcash has to come out and explain things; it really feels like the trend is changing.
With Paul Atkins stepping in, this isn't just a joke—it's a real signal.
I wonder if they'll directly go after privacy coins. I'm a bit nervous.
After the roundtable, we really need to see what happens. Can privacy coins survive? That's the question.
Even if Zooko shows up, it won't help if the regulators are dead set on this.
The moment these two showed up, I knew they were going to talk tough.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-06 02:29
Ha, the founder of Zcash showed up. Is this a sign that privacy coins are about to be legitimized?
With the SEC Chairman personally attending, it doesn’t seem that simple.
This roundtable discussion is definitely going to be another talkfest, with everyone just sticking to their own views in the end.
Finally, someone dares to speak up for privacy coins in public—just waiting to be singled out and criticized.
Zooko’s appearance… Looks like the privacy issue is really going to be discussed openly now.
SEC to Hold Mid-Month Privacy Coin Roundtable: Zcash Founder to Attend, Is Regulatory Sentiment Shifting?
[Crypto World] There’s a major event worth paying attention to in mid-December—the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will hold a roundtable discussion on the 15th, focusing on sensitive topics such as cryptocurrency, financial monitoring, and privacy.
The opening lineup is quite impressive. The SEC will be sending Richard B. Gabbert, head of the Crypto Task Force. Chairman Paul S. Atkins will also be present, along with several commissioners co-hosting the event.
Highlights include a keynote speech by Zooko Wilcox, founder of Zcash, and a presentation from Aleo Network Foundation CEO Koh. The panel discussion will be moderated by Yaya J. Fanusie, Global Policy Director at the Aleo Foundation, and will feature a policy analyst from the ACLU, the CEO of the Blockchain Association, and representatives from several privacy technology companies.
With this level of participation, you can pretty much gauge the latest regulatory attitudes toward privacy coins and crypto regulation.