Franklin Digital Asset Director: Financial innovators are engaged in a long-term game with the SEC, and the SEC's attitude towards encryption has changed this year
Roger Bayston, head of digital assets at ETF issuer Franklin Templeton, said that financial innovators are engaged in a long-term game with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Compared to last year, the situation with the SEC is changing this year. Franklin Templeton's cooperation with the SEC has always been pleasant, and it is gratifying to see the SEC change its attitude and tone.
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