TechFlow reported, citing Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett, that Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) CEO Michael Saylor met with the SEC's Crypto Task Force last Friday. According to meeting records published on the SEC website, the two parties primarily discussed topics including token classification and the definition of digital assets.
The meeting documents revealed that both sides explored a comprehensive digital asset classification framework, encompassing categories such as issuer-less digital commodities (e.g., Bitcoin), issuer-backed digital securities, digital currencies, digital tokens, digital NFTs, and digital assets backed by physical assets (Digital ABT). This framework aims to establish clear regulatory boundaries for the digital asset market.
Additionally, the documents clarified the rights and responsibilities of issuers, exchanges, and asset holders, emphasizing the importance of establishing a global, real-time, and continuous process for the issuance, trading, and holding of digital assets.
