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Video | U.S. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins: Providing Regulatory Certainty for Digital Asset Issuers
On June 30, Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), stated at the Economic Club of New York that the United States is responding to the Trump administration's call to become the "crypto capital of the world." Through a new "crypto initiative," the SEC will accelerate the updating of its digital asset regulatory framework, clarifying which crypto assets are securities and whether they fall under SEC jurisdiction, providing clearer regulatory boundaries for issuers, investors, and entrepreneurs. Crucially, the SEC has signed a historic memorandum of understanding with the CFTC, attempting to unify key definitions and coordinate regulatory responsibilities. The crypto industry has long been plagued by ambiguous regulations and overlapping oversights; now, the U.S. is attempting to transform this "regulatory no-man's land" into fertile ground for market-driven blockchain and crypto innovation.
Former Twitter CISO Michael Coates appointed Chief Information Security Officer of the Solana Foundation
According to Foresight News , security expert Michael Coates announced on the X platform that he has been appointed Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of the Solana Foundation, marking a new chapter in his career. Coates previously served as Head of Security at Mozilla, CISO at Twitter, and founded Altitude Networks, a startup focused on enterprise SaaS data security, which was later acquired by CoinList, thus entering the crypto industry. Coates stated that he chose to join Solana because the chain currently handles tens of billions of dollars in daily stablecoin transactions, exceeding the combined daily trading volume of most cryptocurrencies. He mentioned that future work will focus on integrating security capabilities into the foundation of industry operations and application security, addressing the unique security challenges of cryptocurrencies, and collaborating with policymakers and standards bodies to promote improvements in cybersecurity regulation.
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan: 70% of offshore RMB settlements are completed through Hong Kong, with monthly settlement volume exceeding RMB 41 trillion.
PANews reported on July 5th that Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po published a statement outlining his commitment to continuing to promote the internationalization of the RMB and the interconnectivity of financial markets, further consolidating Hong Kong's position as a global offshore RMB hub. Data shows that over 70% of global offshore RMB payments and settlements are currently completed through Hong Kong; the scale of RMB interbank settlements within the local banking system has exceeded RMB 41 trillion, equivalent to approximately RMB 2 trillion per day. With China expanding its high-level opening-up and enterprises accelerating their globalization efforts, the demand for RMB in cross-border trade, investment, and fund settlement will continue to rise, driving further expansion of the offshore RMB market. In terms of policy support, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, with the assistance of the People's Bank of China, has launched an RMB funding arrangement mechanism to reduce banks' costs of obtaining RMB funds, supporting trade finance and corporate operational needs. Several banks have already expanded their related businesses based on this mechanism.
CFTC to join SEC in exploring crypto regulations without CLARITY bill
The CFTC will hold a meeting for its Innovation Advisory Committee on Aug. 20 to address regulation related to crypto assets, artificial intelligence and prediction markets.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is expected to propose cryptocurrency rules as early as this month to streamline the fundraising process for startups.
PANews reported on July 8th that, according to CoinDesk, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has updated its agenda, indicating it plans to propose new cryptocurrency rules as early as this month. The rule would establish a temporary registration exemption for developers launching crypto investment contracts, allow for a certain amount of financing, and create a safe harbor for issuers exiting securities regulation. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated that this move aims to achieve the goal of "making the U.S. the global crypto capital," establishing clear rules for crypto asset financing, and providing clear guidance for the custody and trading of on-chain tokenized securities. This is the SEC's first major rule-making effort in the crypto space; previously, the agency had released a digital asset taxonomy and begun developing related plans to promote tokenized securities. The cryptocurrency rule is currently under review by the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
The U.S. SEC released a statement on its 2026 regulatory agenda: promoting the trading of tokenized securities and advancing the development of crypto rules.
According to Odaily Odaily, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins released a statement regarding the 2026 regulatory agenda, indicating that the SEC will continue to advance a series of regulatory reforms, including adapting the regulatory framework to the current market environment, actively embracing innovation and new technologies, implementing President Trump's goal of "making America the global crypto capital," promoting the launch of more crypto-related products in the U.S. market, establishing clear rules for crypto asset financing, and clarifying the on-chain custody of market participants and promoting on-chain tokenized securities trading. Regarding capital market reforms, the U.S. SEC will advance its "Make IPOs Great Again" initiative, which aims to encourage more companies to enter the public market by reforming information disclosure systems and reducing compliance costs for companies seeking to go public, while maintaining necessary investor protection measures.