Lawmakers and industry leaders converge at the Blockchain Association Policy Summit to align blockchain innovation with regulatory clarity and security goals.
Blockchain Association Hosts Key Policy Summit
The Blockchain Association held its third annual Policy Summit in Washington, D.C., on December 16-17, bringing together lawmakers, industry stakeholders, and blockchain innovators to discuss crypto regulations and national security.
Collaboration Between Lawmakers and Innovators
Notable attendees included House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, Congressman Mike Flood, and Congressman Wiley Nickel, who highlighted the importance of balanced regulation. Discussions covered stablecoin rules, securities laws, and cooperation between the SEC and CFTC.
National Security Through Decentralization
The summit emphasized blockchain’s role in addressing vulnerabilities in centralized systems. Projects like CESS and Filecoin showcased how decentralized networks can enhance data security and privacy.
Industry’s Call for Practical Regulation
Industry leaders expressed concerns about overregulation, particularly the SEC’s Dealer Rule, urging for policies that foster innovation while addressing security risks.
Government Support for Blockchain
In a video address, President-elect Donald Trump reiterated his administration’s commitment to supporting blockchain technology while prioritizing national security.
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