The SEC has been on the tear for the last few weeks since U.S. President Donald Trump

retook office as the head of the country.

The SEC has launched a crypto task force, withdrawn from a number of enforcement actions,

and is otherwise changing its entire approach for how it engages with the digital asset industry.

My name is Nick Day.

I'm CoinDusk's managing editor for Global Policy and Regulation.

Joining us now is SEC Commissioner Hesda Purse, who is heading up this task force.

Commissioner, thank you for joining us.

Just to get right into it, it's been, I think, an eventful five weeks now, give or take, since President Donald Trump took the oath of

office and resumed his presidency.

Big thing on your world is the new Crypto Task Force, I think, that you're heading up,

or at least as far as the crypto industry is concerned.

And just to begin with, I was hoping you could maybe walk through what you've seen and done and heard so far and then where you expect us to go.

Yeah, let me start by giving you my standard disclaimer, which is that my views are my own views as a commissioner, not necessarily those of the SEC or my fellow commissioners.

So I think it has been an exciting five weeks.

And we, I think it has been an exciting five weeks and we I think it was great that

Chairman Ueda kicked off the task force, decided to give us the ability to think about a lot

of these issues in a holistic way. And so that's exactly what we're trying to do.

I think we have been able to get a lot done already, which I'm happy about.

It's a great team, a lot of really smart people who are working very hard.

And so I think the goal is to try to think about what can we just carve out

and say to people, this isn't in our jurisdiction. Congress, if you want to put it in our jurisdiction,

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