U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins outlined his crypto regulatory priorities Tuesday at the SALT Conference’s Wyoming Blockchain Symposium and shared the message on social media platforms X and Truth Social. He cited his “priorities as SEC chairman, including Project Crypto and making IPOs great again,” and said, “It’s a new day at the SEC.” His remarks and online statement emphasized oversight of digital assets through a dedicated initiative and a review of IPO rules.

Atkins expanded on these priorities in additional posts across X and Truth Social. He noted:

The President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets released clear recommendations for the SEC—and we’re setting out to implement them as soon as we can.

He further stressed the administration’s support for this strategy, writing: “We have a president who understands the importance of making America the crypto capital of the world.” These messages outlined his intent to move quickly on digital asset regulation while aligning with the White House’s goal of strengthening U.S. leadership in crypto markets.

In a separate post, Atkins addressed the need to establish sustainable rules for the sector:

We must craft a framework that future proofs the crypto markets against regulatory mischief. I look forward to working with my counterparts across the administration and Congress to get the job done.

Market observers suggested that his approach could reduce regulatory uncertainty, creating an environment more favorable for innovation and investment. Critics, however, may contend that relaxing oversight risks exposing investors, while proponents argue that clear and supportive regulation could ensure the U.S. remains competitive against regions such as Europe and Asia that are advancing crypto-specific laws.

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