The American investment giant Blackrock Inc. met the Crypto Task Force, a new Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) unit of the United States. Reunion focuses on the growing point of pain of the digital currency ecosystem, because the market regulator gradually reverses years of regulation thanks to application tactics. After the meeting, the investment giant shared the key subjects of the discussion.
Dry American meeting and blackrock: the five key protruding points
It should be noted, according to the circular, going around Crypto X, that the asset manager asked for the meeting.
The first element of the two entities programs was an overview of the continuation of BlackRock Digital Assets products. The company's products include the Ishares Bitcoin Trust (Ibit), Ishares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) and its tokenization Product Buidl.
By passing on this subject, the duo also discussed the clearing, in particular the probability that the American SEC authorizes ETPs with capacities of intention. It should be noted that the ETF issuers have asked the approval to play on their respective offers since then. As indicated previously by Coingappe, the regulator Decision of the SCADE DE GRAYSED bagpresenting its prudent position concerning this product.
The two entities also discussed tokenization and future standards of approval of ETP cryptography. While Bitcoin and ETF active products exist in the United States, the complete frame covering this niche remains vague.
Finally, Blackrock and the US Dry also discussed options for Crypto ETF. The discussion here includes exercise limits and thresholds for underlying titles, most of which were not correctly defined in the past.
Modification of the regulatory trend in the United States
According to the founder of Crypto in America Eleanor Terrett on X, the meeting between Blackrock and the regulator is the 99th commission it has held with industry participants since February. This is considered a major change, unlike past administration, when industry -oriented events were rare.
🚨New: The second meeting with BlackRock today marks the 99th meeting of the Crypto working group with industry participants.
Nearly 100 meetings since February. What a striking contrast with the last four years.
– Eleanor Terrett (@elean branch) May 9, 2025
Since then, the acting president of the SEC, Mark Uyeda, has trained the Crypto working group. The unit engaged in a round table with the industry stakeholders. Rather than a unique event, the regulator has another round table provided for later this month, with plans to center conversations around tokenization.
According to recent updates, the SEC commissioner, Hester Peirce, alluded to a Order of the exemption of potential tokens. This exemption targets traditional traditional financial service providers, which allows them to tokenize products using the technology of the big distributed book (DLT).
With the move of BlackRock, the participants in the industry largely watch how the regulatory changes of the President of the SEC, Paul Atkins, will evolve in the years to come.
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