SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce Says “We Can’t Ignore It” In Bitcoin 2025 Fireside Talk 

in Bitcoin 2025 conference This morning, the American Securities and Stock Exchange Commissioner Hyster Peres I took the theater with the public lawyer in Fold Hili Lenon To chat, the side of fires that did not withdraw any punches.

“What are the current enforcement priorities, if any, in the area of ​​digital assets?” Lennon opened with a question about the priorities of enforcement since the change in the administration. Pears admitted to thwarting the audience: “Some people have taken the fact that we did not advance with many of these cases as a failure – but there is a lot for digestion.” She stressed that the agency brings actively external views, saying: “This is the right way to reach good rules.”

The topic of the conversation was an organizational uncertainty. “One of the complaints I received is that in an environment of organizational uncertainty, it is extremely difficult to identify bad actors – it gives them more space to work. At the same time, he pays legitimate actors from the United States or outside the industry completely,” Pierce said.

Pears also addressed her last Twitter, which alludes to the requirements for projects that are likely to be considered securities.

When asked about the Memecoins explosion and speculative symbols, Pears did not retreat: “If you expect to buy mechanoin and become a billionaire – beware of that. This confirms the value, and the safety of Bitcoin.

She stressed the importance of society’s participation, noting that “the government is working for people”, and encouraged those present to influence issues such as monitoring and financial freedom. “In the United States, we are all about freedom. Freedom of innovation. Your voices are very important to help us think through these issues.”

Pierce’s comments resonated by JD Vance yesterday during his speech at the Bitcoin 2025 conference. Both stressed that the American people have the ability to transform the traditional financial system and bitcoin fuel.

Discussing the growing presence of Bitcoin in traditional financing, asked Lennon if SEC is ready for this convergence. “We cannot ignore it. When people are free to use something, it will be finally integrated into traditional financial products. We need to think about how it interacts with our organizational framework – but the key is to maintain people’s ability to transfer value on their own conditions.”

Looking at the future, Peres left the attendees with a strong reminder: “You don’t have to wait for the government. Transparency request. Learn from failure.

You can watch the full discussion episode and the rest of the Bitcoin 2025 conference today 3: