CoinDesk
“Congress may decide that the SEC is not the right regulator for some or all of crypto,” @SECGov Commissioner @HesterPeirce says.

She addresses the handling of @FTX_Official and future U.S. regulations around crypto. Watch more from #policyweek: https://t.co/BPQGGKHCfr https://t.co/owbFEGMbXa
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COMING UP at 10 a.m. ET: @josh_blockchain, @RonwHammond, @MikeSeligEsq, @emilydparker and @amitoj, join moderators @jackschickler and @cheyenneligon to explore the FTX fallout that put crypto policy front and center as part of #policyweek.

Join us: https://t.co/OiEyu2KCJ6 https://t.co/xvZizR4qNM
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Season 1 starred @coincenter and @BlockchainAssn lobbyists working in WeWork offices. Season 2 followed Facebook’s doomed Libra project.

After FTX, the stakes are high for policy influencers on Capitol Hill, @RonwHammond writes for #PolicyWeek.

Opinion.
https://t.co/xzTwB7bZCZ
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"If the past two years were about educating government, the next two will need to be about earning their respect as a necessary precondition for trust," CoinDesk Columnist @matt_homer writes.

Opinion #PolicyWeek
https://t.co/K3Gv207Y7m
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Once the law is clear "expect the traditional banks to be unleashed in the stablecoin market, and stablecoin payments to be an option from your bank account sometime this decade," crypto lobbyist Chris Hayes and @ChrisOstrowski_ write.

#PolicyWeek Opinion
https://t.co/1AUt5HGdhj
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Without a radical reimagining of the entirety of U.S. securities laws, it’s hard to see how most crypto assets can practically function as securities and keep their intended purpose.

An opinion by @NyCryptolawyer for #PolicyWeek: https://t.co/qB1kBvSfOi
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