SEC chairman with important statements about regulation, cryptocurrencies and trade

The chairman of the US stock exchange supervisory authority SEC, Paul Atkins, has emphasized that the authority will continue to focus on the protection of investors, the fight against insider trade and market manipulations as well as the changing landscape of the cryptocurrency regulation.

In a recently broadcast program, Atkins admitted that, although top -class cases of insider trade have become less visible, the SEC is still determined to monitor such activities. “Fraud is fraud,” said Atkins and emphasized that the core task of the authority remains unchanged: protection of investors, promoting capital formation and maintaining fairer and efficient markets.

Growing attention for supervision on cryptocurrencies

Atkins referred to the rapidly growing cryptocurrency sector as an area in which the supervisory authority is actively active. He confirmed that the SEC is involved in ensuring the integrity of the market for digital assets, and pointed out that inadequate regulation in this area continues to be concerned. As examples of behaviors that are reminiscent of the uncontrolled speculation of the 1920s, he cited previous cases of market manipulation, such as the short -lived “Sorkin Coin”.

According to Atkins, investor groups that coordinate through private chat groups or social media platforms to influence the prices of assets are observed closely. He warned that these trends cover the traditional market boundaries and require increased vigilance.

Digital communication and insider information risks

The SEC chairman also discussed how new communication channels-such as social media, live streams and podcasts-have changed the way companies interact with investors. These platforms offer a greater range, but Atkins emphasized that they also raise concerns about fair access to information and the possible spread of insider knowledge.

Share trade of congress members under the magnifying glass

When asked about the stock trade by Congressmen and the effectiveness of the “Stock Act”, Atkins admitted the limited effect of the law. He confirmed that the Sec thousands of disclosures of officials carefully checked, but refused to comment on individuals or transactions.

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