Regulating Crypto with SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce

The Bad Crypto Podcast

Joel Comm and Travis Wright

Tech News, Business, News, Technology, Investing

4.7 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 August 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

One of the subjects that arises again and again in the crypto world is regulation. With so many rug pulls, scams and ways for consumers to lose money in the space, the US Securities and Exchange commission is hard at work attempting to bring about regulation that will help stabilize the space. Today we are delighted to welcome the SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce to the show to answer many of our burning questions. Of course, she can’t talk about pending investigations, but with her stance on crypto, we found the conversation on the government’s role in regulation to be quite refreshing.

This show is NOT regulated, but we do like to stay regular. A little bit of fiber goes a long way. Welcome to episode #627 of The Bad Crypto Podcast.

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0:00.0	One of the subjects that arises again and again in the crypto world is regulation.
0:06.1	With so many rug poll scams and ways for consumers to lose money in the space, the US Securities
0:12.1	and Exchange Commission is hard at work attempting to bring about regulation that will help stabilize
0:18.1	the space.
0:19.1	Today we're delighted to welcome the SEC Commissioner Hester Perst to the show to answer many of
0:24.6	our burning questions.
0:26.2	Of course, she can't talk about pending investigations, but with her stance on crypto, we found
0:31.2	the conversation on the government's role in regulation to be quite refreshing.
0:36.1	This show is not regulated, but we do like to stay regular.
0:40.2	A little bit of fiber goes a long way.
0:42.7	For episode number 627 of The Bad Crypto Podcast, this is The Bad Crypto Podcast, the show
1:11.2	for the crypto curious and the crypto serious now five years of broadcasting around the world
1:18.2	and soon to be on Neptune and maybe planet Pluto.
1:23.0	I don't know.
1:24.0	I think that is fake news.
1:26.6	That is not a well-reduced.
1:28.6	See, it's not like traditional broadcasting, right?
1:31.1	We're like, it went back in the day, you know, like I love Lucy is still broadcasting through
1:36.1	space due to the radio, right, but podcasts don't, they're actually contained within our
1:41.7	own.
1:42.7	So I don't like broadcasting out in the space, like people sometimes tell us in life
1:46.6	or sometimes they're like, I love Lucy, what is this?
	...

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