The Digital Chamber of Commerce lists the priority matters for the first day of the SEC, involving Hinman's speech, review of existing encryption cases, etc.

CoinVoice has learned that FOX Business reporter Eleanor Terrett wrote in a post on X this week that the Token Alliance of the Digital Chamber pointed out during a meeting with Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda’s staff at the SEC that dealing with the Hinman speech in 2018 was the top priority of the Corporation Finance because it lacked correlation with the Howey Test, causing market confusion and ‘unfairly creating a winner/loser dynamic’.

Other first-day key items marked as ‘key’ include:

Initiate a review of all existing crypto-related investigations, Wells Notices, and ongoing litigation cases, seeking to pause those cases that do not involve actual fraud or harm to investors; revoke SAB 121 and publish a revocation order in the Federal Register; formally withdraw and reconsider the proposed amendments to Rule 3b-16, which suggest expanding the definition of ‘exchange’ to include DeFi protocols; [original text link]