Regulatory engagement with leading exchanges is signaling momentum toward a more defined framework for digital assets, an outcome many market participants see as laying the groundwork for broader adoption. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published a memorandum stating that its Crypto Task Force met on Sept. 26, 2025, with representatives from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and its parent company, Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (ICE) The meeting addressed multiple themes tied to the regulation of crypto assets, highlighting how tokenization and new product structures could reshape U.S. markets.

The SEC stated:

The topic discussed was approaches to addressing issues related to regulation of crypto assets.

The attendees from Intercontinental Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange included Elizabeth King, Michael Blaugrund, Jon Herrick, and Jaime Klima. A central theme was coordination between the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on emerging derivatives oversight, including a “discussion of regulatory treatment of certain crypto-based products.” The dialogue also touched on potential exemptive relief, with participants weighing how such measures might enable product innovation without undermining investor protections.

The agenda further highlighted opportunities and challenges tied to tokenization. Notes from the meeting pointed to “regulatory treatment of specific models of tokenization” as an area under review, along with how to interpret a “facility of an exchange” in blockchain-based contexts. Participants also discussed “considerations regarding the impact of new regulatory structures or exemptive relief on all market participants,” showing the balance regulators seek between issuer flexibility and investor safeguards.

The SEC’s Crypto Task Force has been holding a series of meetings with major market participants to explore regulatory approaches for digital assets. These discussions reflect the agency’s growing focus on collaborative engagement rather than enforcement alone. Topics have included tokenization, custody solutions, staking mechanisms, and DeFi oversight. A recent meeting with Vaneck underscores ongoing institutional dialogue as the SEC works toward clearer frameworks for integrating crypto within the broader financial system.

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