The Commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission releases "Crypto 2.0: Regulatory Impetus"
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Commissioner Caroline A. Crenshaw released "Crypto 2.0: Regulatory Whip", in which she pointed out that the enforcement action against CEX has damaged the reputation of the SEC's Enforcement Division, leading people to mistakenly believe that the Enforcement Division would deploy enforcement resources based on election cycles or in ways favorable to wealthy individuals, attracting criticism and sowing seeds of distrust towards government. The duty of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is to do what is right for investors, issuers, and capital markets.
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