The U.S. SEC’s Crypto Task Force will hold a roundtable on March 21, focusing on legally defining digital assets as securities. This is part of the “Spring Sprint Toward Crypto Clarity” initiative aimed at shaping a regulatory framework.

Task Force lead Commissioner Hester Peirce emphasized the importance of public input in creating effective regulations. The group, launched by acting SEC Chair Mark Uyeda in January, follows Trump’s push to ease crypto enforcement. The SEC has already dropped several lawsuits against crypto firms, including its case against Kraken.

The agency recently named 14 task force members, including former Willkie Farr & Gallagher partner Michael Selig as chief counsel and longtime SEC staff in key advisory roles. Peirce praised the team’s expertise and commitment to solving crypto regulation challenges.

Source: Cointelegraph