Crypto Task Force Roundtable
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Crypto Task Force Roundtable on Financial Surveillance and Privacy
The SEC's Crypto Task Force will host a roundtable to facilitate an in-depth discussion on policy matters related to financial surveillance and privacy. The event is open to the public and will be webcast.
https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/meetings-events/crypto-task-force-roundtable-financial-surveillance-privacy
Key points, thanks for the work Crypto Headlines AI(C)
"The SEC chief on privacy in the crypto industry.
Blockchain is more transparent than any traditional financial system – every transaction is recorded in a public ledger.
There is a risk: cryptocurrency could become the most powerful system of financial control under aggressive regulation.
Cryptocurrency technologies make it possible to prove the legitimacy of transactions without disclosing their entire financial history. Individuals can confirm compliance without handing over personal data and transaction details to intermediaries or the government.
Complete blockchain transparency could harm the market. If major players cannot operate discreetly, massive frontrunning will ensue – competitors will copy every transaction.
A balance is needed: protecting citizens' legitimate activities from mass surveillance while giving governments the tools to combat real threats to national security.
Privacy tools in crypto should reduce, not increase, the need for total financial control. This is the path to protecting freedoms and stimulating innovation."
The SEC's Crypto Task Force will host a roundtable to facilitate an in-depth discussion on policy matters related to financial surveillance and privacy. The event is open to the public and will be webcast.
https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/meetings-events/crypto-task-force-roundtable-financial-surveillance-privacy
Key points, thanks for the work Crypto Headlines AI(C)
"The SEC chief on privacy in the crypto industry.
Blockchain is more transparent than any traditional financial system – every transaction is recorded in a public ledger.
There is a risk: cryptocurrency could become the most powerful system of financial control under aggressive regulation.
Cryptocurrency technologies make it possible to prove the legitimacy of transactions without disclosing their entire financial history. Individuals can confirm compliance without handing over personal data and transaction details to intermediaries or the government.
Complete blockchain transparency could harm the market. If major players cannot operate discreetly, massive frontrunning will ensue – competitors will copy every transaction.
A balance is needed: protecting citizens' legitimate activities from mass surveillance while giving governments the tools to combat real threats to national security.
Privacy tools in crypto should reduce, not increase, the need for total financial control. This is the path to protecting freedoms and stimulating innovation."
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Scraped on 16/12/2025, 07:59:03 UTC
Crypto Task Force Roundtable on Financial Surveillance and Privacy
The SEC's Crypto Task Force will host a roundtable to facilitate an in-depth discussion on policy matters related to financial surveillance and privacy. The event is open to the public and will be webcast.
https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/meetings-events/crypto-task-force-roundtable-financial-surveillance-privacy
Key points, thanks for the work Crypto Headlines AI(С)
"The SEC chief on privacy in the crypto industry.
Blockchain is more transparent than any traditional financial system – every transaction is recorded in a public ledger.
There is a risk: cryptocurrency could become the most powerful system of financial control under aggressive regulation.
Cryptocurrency technologies make it possible to prove the legitimacy of transactions without disclosing their entire financial history. Individuals can confirm compliance without handing over personal data and transaction details to intermediaries or the government.
Complete blockchain transparency could harm the market. If major players cannot operate discreetly, massive frontrunning will ensue – competitors will copy every transaction.
A balance is needed: protecting citizens' legitimate activities from mass surveillance while giving governments the tools to combat real threats to national security.
Privacy tools in crypto should reduce, not increase, the need for total financial control. This is the path to protecting freedoms and stimulating innovation."
The SEC's Crypto Task Force will host a roundtable to facilitate an in-depth discussion on policy matters related to financial surveillance and privacy. The event is open to the public and will be webcast.
https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/meetings-events/crypto-task-force-roundtable-financial-surveillance-privacy
Key points, thanks for the work Crypto Headlines AI(С)
"The SEC chief on privacy in the crypto industry.
Blockchain is more transparent than any traditional financial system – every transaction is recorded in a public ledger.
There is a risk: cryptocurrency could become the most powerful system of financial control under aggressive regulation.
Cryptocurrency technologies make it possible to prove the legitimacy of transactions without disclosing their entire financial history. Individuals can confirm compliance without handing over personal data and transaction details to intermediaries or the government.
Complete blockchain transparency could harm the market. If major players cannot operate discreetly, massive frontrunning will ensue – competitors will copy every transaction.
A balance is needed: protecting citizens' legitimate activities from mass surveillance while giving governments the tools to combat real threats to national security.
Privacy tools in crypto should reduce, not increase, the need for total financial control. This is the path to protecting freedoms and stimulating innovation."