投稿者: CryptoDaily - 2 年前 - 読書時間: 2 分
SECはファイリング料金システムを近代化し、暗号規制が厳しくなります
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has announced that it is modernizing its filing fee disclosure and payment methods to a new system that would require operating companies and investment companies, including crypto firms and exchanges, to “pay filing fees when engaging in certain transactions.”
この件に関する SEC の公式プレス リリースによると、修正により、Automated Clearing House (ACH) の新しいオプションと、申請手数料のデビット カードおよびクレジット カードによる支払いも追加されます。 これは、これらの同じ機能を使用して実行している暗号会社がより多くの料金を負担する可能性があることを意味し、消費者と平均的な暗号ユーザーのサービスコストが高くなります.
“The Commission voted unanimously to modernize how filing fees are reported, calculated, and paid. I am pleased to support this final rule. These updates, which will be phased in over the coming years, will make the filing process faster, less expensive, and more efficient for SEC staff and market participants.” shared SEC Chair Gary Gensler.
As CryptoDaily has reported, payment technology firms such as PayPal, Mastercard, and now even Stripe, are examining blockchain technology for use on their payment platforms. The fact that the SEC is ‘modernizing’ its payment systems for filings as well, is a testament to how governments are trying to catch up on crypto, implementing laws on an continuously evolving technology that has proven difficult to regulate.
In a speech to the Texas Blockchain Summit, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce opined:
“Because crypto is built on code, the code itself serves as a governor of conduct. But crypto is built on people too, and these people hold each other accountable not only through unbridled public discourse, but through using or not using a protocol.”
The impact of this new system to crypto firms is significant, in that it would now include tighter regulatory oversight on registered securities offerings, tender offers, and mergers and acquisitions. As the crypto industry grows and expands, more and more partnerships between companies and decentralized organizations tend to happen, in an effort to link up the space’s functionalities and services. With the SEC’s new amendment to its filing fee disclosure and payment methods, stricter regulatory oversight over financial technology and crypto firms is on the horizon.
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