#sec新规拟吸引加密企业回流美国
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The US SEC has issued new rules—direction is a bit unexpected: this time it’s not about chasing crypto out; it’s about inviting crypto enterprises “back” to the United States.
In the past few years, many project teams and exchanges have been pushed overseas by regulators, mainly for two reasons: unclear rules and excessively high compliance costs. Now the SEC has turned 180 degrees—shifting from “expelling” to “recruiting.” This suggests that, in the eyes of the US, crypto has moved from a gray area to an industry worth competing for.
For the industry, this is a concrete positive signal. With clear rules, institutions will dare to step in; if companies come back, they bring an entire industrial chain with them. Of course, whether they can truly return depends on two things: whether the rules are detailed enough, and whether enforcement stays warm or stays cold.
The regulatory pendulum is swinging back. Do you think the project teams that went overseas will come back this time?
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The US SEC has issued new rules—direction is a bit unexpected: this time it’s not about chasing crypto out; it’s about inviting crypto enterprises “back” to the United States.
In the past few years, many project teams and exchanges have been pushed overseas by regulators, mainly for two reasons: unclear rules and excessively high compliance costs. Now the SEC has turned 180 degrees—shifting from “expelling” to “recruiting.” This suggests that, in the eyes of the US, crypto has moved from a gray area to an industry worth competing for.
For the industry, this is a concrete positive signal. With clear rules, institutions will dare to step in; if companies come back, they bring an entire industrial chain with them. Of course, whether they can truly return depends on two things: whether the rules are detailed enough, and whether enforcement stays warm or stays cold.
The regulatory pendulum is swinging back. Do you think the project teams that went overseas will come back this time?