#sec委员peirce将于10月2日离任
👉 分类那套说法，是她留下的
Hester Peirce announced her resignation on October 2.
Insiders call her “Crypto Mom.”
She spent many years at the SEC—
under two chairmen, Clayton and Gensler.
The SEC’s enforcement has always been strict.
She’s been pushing for clear rules.
Last year, she was in charge of the crypto working group.
For mining, staking, and meme coins, she has issued statements and guidance.
The most weighty part is asset classification.
Who should regulate it, and how it should be regulated—she has provided a framework.
She argues that rules should be clearly written, rather than relying on case-by-case enforcement.
In recent years, the SEC’s messaging has largely shifted from enforcement.
The difference between rules and enforcement is whether you can prepare in advance.
Only when you can prepare ahead of time will institutions dare to build products for the long term.
Now that she’s left, the work pace will change.
For crypto, the long-term impact depends on clear commissioners leaving; in the short term, it’s a variable.
Institutional inertia moves slower than individuals—the direction will still be affected.
Do you think the progress on classification will slow down after she leaves? Let’s discuss in the comments section.
👉 分类那套说法，是她留下的
Hester Peirce announced her resignation on October 2.
Insiders call her “Crypto Mom.”
She spent many years at the SEC—
under two chairmen, Clayton and Gensler.
The SEC’s enforcement has always been strict.
She’s been pushing for clear rules.
Last year, she was in charge of the crypto working group.
For mining, staking, and meme coins, she has issued statements and guidance.
The most weighty part is asset classification.
Who should regulate it, and how it should be regulated—she has provided a framework.
She argues that rules should be clearly written, rather than relying on case-by-case enforcement.
In recent years, the SEC’s messaging has largely shifted from enforcement.
The difference between rules and enforcement is whether you can prepare in advance.
Only when you can prepare ahead of time will institutions dare to build products for the long term.
Now that she’s left, the work pace will change.
For crypto, the long-term impact depends on clear commissioners leaving; in the short term, it’s a variable.
Institutional inertia moves slower than individuals—the direction will still be affected.
Do you think the progress on classification will slow down after she leaves? Let’s discuss in the comments section.
