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Blockchain Association Pushes SEC for Intermediary Regulation

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The Blockchain Association has made a strong case to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding regulatory clarity in the crypto industry. According to their official Twitter account, they argue that securities laws should focus on regulating intermediaries rather than neutral infrastructure.

The organization emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between developers and financial middlemen, stating that code is a form of speech. This stance echoes a broader sentiment within the crypto community that clearer definitions and regulations are necessary for growth while ensuring compliance with existing laws.

As the SEC considers updates to its regulatory framework, this engagement marks a notable push for a balanced approach between oversight and technological advancement. The Blockchain Association's advocacy aims to clarify regulations in light of evolving technologies and practices within the crypto landscape.

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