2026-01-23 03:45:36

According to reports, the Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Paul Atkins, recently revealed that he will jointly host a public event next week with the Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Mike Selig, focusing on how the two major regulatory agencies can coordinate more closely in the cryptocurrency field.

This event is of significant importance—Atkins emphasized that the SEC and CFTC will work together to advance President Trump's grand goal of "making the United States a global crypto hub." The collaboration between the two regulatory agencies is seen by the industry as an important indicator of the U.S. crypto policy environment.

It is worth noting that this public discussion will be held at the CFTC headquarters and open to the public, with an online live broadcast channel provided. This transparency measure allows market participants to directly understand the latest thoughts and coordination progress of U.S. regulators in the crypto field.

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PhantomMiner

· 17h ago

Finally, some reliable signals. This time, it's not just empty talk, right? SEC and CFTC are acting together. The US really wants to get serious. By the way, I will definitely tune in to the live broadcast next week to see how they coordinate. Is this the so-called "policy bottom"? Or are they just going to cut the leeks again? Honestly, it's better to have open discussions than to do things behind the scenes.

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ProposalDetective

· 17h ago

Finally easing up? Feels like this time it's for real --- Wow, two major institutions collaborating, this signal is quite strong --- Live broadcasts are now open... Are they trying to loosen restrictions on the crypto circle or what? --- Crypto capital? First, get the stablecoin issue sorted out --- Is this just another empty promise? I find it hard to believe --- Transparency has increased, looking forward to how they will coordinate specifically --- Is the US about to go all-in on crypto? --- Regulation just needs to be reliable, no more messing around --- Next week's live broadcast is a must-watch, feels like there are insider messages --- Collaboration is good, just worried about inconsistent standards in execution

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BearMarketHustler

· 17h ago

Alright, now the US is really about to get competitive Wait, will they really loosen up or just keep acting like they're doing something I'm super excited, finally some real action, not just talk Regulatory coordination? Feels like the real positive news, finally no more infighting Public discussions and live streams, this level of transparency is indeed rare... but on the other hand, could it be another smoke screen For the US to become the crypto capital, they need to figure things out first This week is very worth paying attention to, the situation in the mining industry might change The two major institutions acting together, this policy trend could really determine the future market direction Didn't expect there to be such a thing... quickly pay attention to it

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FundingMartyr

· 17h ago

Now the two big bosses are finally going to synchronize, it seems they really want to stir up some trouble. SEC and CFTC teaming up? I wonder what new regulations they'll squeeze out this time. The crypto capital of the US? First, get the XRP issue clear before bragging. Live broadcast? Come on, it's just another regulatory show. Even after good news, the market still gets hammered. Next week's meeting is a must-watch, brothers. It might be a signal for another wave of market movement. This transparency... is just trying to feed the market some soup, haha. Finally, a somewhat decent attitude, although I still don't quite trust these people.

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