After a short five-day pause, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Crypto Task Force has resumed its public engagements. On July 28, 2025, the task force held a new session with Computershare Limited—the first public meeting since its brief hiatus.
The SEC Crypto Task Force has been conducting a series of consultations with key players in the blockchain and digital asset space. These discussions aim to deepen the agency’s understanding of crypto markets, gather stakeholder input, and inform regulatory decisions.
According to the SEC’s meeting request log, last week was packed with notable meetings. On July 22, the task force met with Citadel Securities LLC. A day earlier, on July 21, it held two sessions—one with individuals Adam Tomas and Brad Tonkin, and another with representatives from the Optimism Foundation, OP Labs PBC, and legal advisors from WilmerHale.
On July 16, the ERC-3643 Association, which promotes Ethereum-based token standards, met with the task force. This followed a July 15 meeting with Deutsche Bank USA Corp.
Other participants earlier in the month included the Coalition of Cooperative Blockchain Organisations on July 14 and Cryptex Finance, LLC, on July 11.
The latest session with Computershare highlights the task force’s ongoing commitment to engaging with both traditional finance and emerging crypto firms as it works to craft effective and informed digital asset policy.
