Michael Saylor met with the SEC Crypto Task Force to discuss digital asset regulation, including token classification, compliance frameworks, and the future of Bitcoin.

Many are speculating that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), under new leadership since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, could drop some of its enforcement cases against crypto firms.

Strategy's Michael Saylor had dropped his proposal to the SEC's crypto task force for a digital assets framework that he believes will drive growth and foster innovation in the U.S.

Hester Peirce says that the commission overstepped. She’s helping the Trump administration usher in a more crypto-friendly era.

The SEC’s nascent crypto agenda under President Donald Trump has prompted the agency to slam the brakes on pending litigation involving digital asset exchanges, with agency lawyers filing bids to delay or toss proceedings in at least four cases this month.

At a meeting with regulators, Saylor proposed ways to reduce costs and time constraints on crypto firms, among other regulatory reforms.

Microstrategy founder and chairman Michael Saylor sat down with the SEC’s brand-new Crypto Task Force in Washington on Friday, February 21, and had a meeting focused entirely on figuring out exactly how digital assets like Bitcoin,