The SEC's Crypto Asset Special Working Group's first roundtable meeting will be held on March 21st, local time.

On March 4th, as per an official announcement, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced today that its special crypto asset working group will organize a series of roundtable discussions to deliberate on key aspects of crypto asset regulation. This series of events is titled "Spring Sprint: Towards Clarity in Crypto Regulation," with the first roundtable discussion "How We Got Here and How We Can Get Out of the Predicament - Defining the Attributes of Securities" scheduled to take place on March 21st. The first roundtable discussion will be held at the SEC headquarters from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. (local time) on March 21st and will be open to the public. However, on-site attendance may be restricted, and all visitors are required to undergo security checks. The main discussion part of the meeting will be broadcast live on the SEC.gov website, and a recording will be made available later. SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, who is in charge of the special working group, said, "I am looking forward to leveraging the expertise of the public to jointly establish a workable framework for crypto asset regulation." "The roundtable discussion is a crucial part of our interaction with the public." The public can directly interact with the crypto asset working group on relevant topics through this page and apply to participate in the meeting.