SEC Reg Crypto Assets: What We Recommended and What’s at Stake

​In August, the SEC issued its Regulation Crypto Assets proposal, its first rules-based framework for offerings involving crypto assets and determining when crypto assets are commodities. The comment period has closed, and the industry’s feedback is now on the record.

​The Digital Chamber’s in-depth comment letter, shaped by input from more than 50 members, is now on the record. Join The Digital Chamber for a 45-minute webinar walking through what we told the SEC, why it matters, and what the proposal means for businesses building in this space.

​What We’ll Cover

​Panel 1: What We Recommended
The key recommendations and concerns in our comment letter: where the proposal gets it right, where it falls short, and what we’ve asked the Commission to change.

• ​Annemarie Tierney, Senior Strategic Advisor, The Digital Chamber

• ​Thania Charmani, Partner, Winston Taylor

​Panel 2: What’s at Stake
How the proposed rules would affect businesses, the biggest points of support and concern from industry, and what comes next.

• ​Elizabeth Kim, Principal Counsel, U.S. Litigation and Regulatory, Binance

• ​Lee Schneider, General Counsel, Ava Labs

• ​Morrison Warren, Partner, Chapman and Cutler

• ​Moderated by Spencer Peek, Associate Attorney, Winston Taylor

​Live Q&A
We’ll close with a moderated Q&A. Bring your questions and submit them in the chat during the session.

​Who should attend: token issuers, trading platforms, broker-dealers, custodians, investors, and legal and compliance professionals following the SEC’s approach to digital assets.

​Free and open to the public. Feel free to share with colleagues.

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​This event adheres to the standards set by Congress and federal agencies. All aspects comply with gift rules, ethics regulations, and the policies outlined by the House and Senate Ethics Committees, as well as the Office of Government Ethics, ensuring appropriate participation by public officials and staff.