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Market Capitalization:3 084 202 145 195,4 USD
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Market Capitalization:3 084 202 145 195,4 USD
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Market Capitalization:3 084 202 145 195,4 USD
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Market Capitalization:3 084 202 145 195,4 USD
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Market Capitalization:3 084 202 145 195,4 USD
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Dominance:BTC 58,48%
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Market Capitalization:3 084 202 145 195,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:98 338 397 125,47 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,48%
ETH:12,06%
Market Capitalization:3 084 202 145 195,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:98 338 397 125,47 USD
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ETH:12,06%
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>>SEC Crypto Task Force Announces Key Miami Gathering with Blockchain Developers for January 27

SEC Crypto Task Force Announces Key Miami Gathering with Blockchain Developers for January 27

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SEC Crypto Task Force Announces Key Miami Gathering with Blockchain Developers for January 27

SEC Crypto Task Force Announces Miami Dialogue

The SEC’s Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit will meet blockchain developers in Miami on January 27, 2025. The session marks a shift from reactive enforcement to proactive, in‑person outreach. Miami was chosen because it has become a leading hub for crypto and fintech innovation.

Purpose and Expected Topics

The gathering aims to clarify regulatory expectations and collect technical input from builders. Likely subjects include token classification under the Howey Test, liability for open‑source code, compliance tools for real‑time reporting, and the use of regulatory sandboxes. These discussions are intended to inform future enforcement and policy decisions.

Implications for Miami and Global Regulation

Local developers gain a platform to voice concerns, which could attract more venture capital and institutional investment to the region. Insights from the meeting may shape U.S. guidance and influence international frameworks such as the EU’s MiCA. The event signals a broader trend toward collaborative governance between regulators and the crypto industry.