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🚨 Wall Street Giants vs. DeFi: "Closed-door" Meetings with the SEC
Top financial institutions, including Citadel, JPMorgan, and SIFMA (Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association), met secretly with the SEC's Cryptocurrency Task Force.
The topic of discussion was "Strengthening Regulation of DeFi." They warned that the SEC's proposed exemption for DeFi would disrupt the existing financial system and undermine investor protection.
[Future Points of Debate]
The Trap of "Technology Neutrality"
Wall Street's argument: "Whether the technology is blockchain or something else, if it's the same financial activity (trading), it should be subject to the same regulations (KYC/AML)."
DeFi's counterargument: "Smart contracts are not intermediaries (humans). Code is speech, and existing regulations don't apply." This definitional battle is intensifying.
SIFMA's Warning and the "Flash Crash"
SIFMA is citing the "largest cryptocurrency crash in history" that occurred in October and pressuring the SEC, arguing that "unregulated markets are dangerous."
Chairman Paul Atkins Caught in the Middle
New SEC Chairman Atkins promises "exemptions for innovation," but is facing pressure from Wall Street, the most powerful lobbying organization.
Who will he save face? Will "anonymous DeFi" go underground and Wall Street-controlled "white DeFi" become mainstream?
Read: Top Wall Street Firms Met With SEC Crypto Task Force to Discuss DeFi Concerns
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