2025-12-05 00:58:01

The SEC Investor Advisory Committee recently held a meeting to discuss how to regulate asset tokenization. Major players like Citadel Securities, Coinbase, and Galaxy were all present, but it turned out that traditional finance and the crypto community are not on the same page at all.

The differences are especially clear when it comes to decentralized regulation. Citadel Securities offered some suggestions to the SEC, and both traditional institutions and crypto companies have their own concerns. It’s unlikely they’ll reach a consensus in the short term. This regulatory game is far from over and will need to be watched closely.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 12-06 07:59

Haha, here we go with the same old routine. Traditional finance just doesn't want to give up power. That group at Citadel has been scared for a while—if asset tokenization really takes off, what will they live on? Decentralized regulation? Dream on. The SEC will always be on the centralized side. It's normal that consensus is hard to reach in the short term; this is just a battle of interests, nothing more to say. Yet another storm in a teacup—the real implementation is still a long way off.

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MindsetExpander

· 12-06 07:54

Traditional finance and crypto just can't play together—the conflict of interest is obvious. --- Another bureaucratic dialogue play, the result will definitely be everyone talking past each other. --- Those Citadel people just want to protect their own turf, it's hilarious. --- Decentralized regulation? Uh... isn't that term contradictory in itself? --- Reaching consensus in the short term? Dream on, this game will go on for a few more years. --- What are you looking at? Just waiting to get rekt, I guess. --- So the crypto community still has to do its own thing—don’t count on those big shots to speak for us.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 12-05 07:18

Those people in traditional finance just want to keep crypto tightly restricted. No matter how much Coinbase argues, it’s all futile. --- Here we go again. Whenever the SEC has a meeting, nothing good comes out of it. I’ll bet $5 that things will just stay the same in the end. --- Decentralized regulation? What a joke. Those two words together are basically a contradiction. --- Citadel is definitely up to something behind the scenes. These institutions are just afraid crypto will really take off. --- Saying it’s hard to reach consensus in the short term just means we’ll have to struggle for another year or two—so annoying. --- To put it bluntly, it’s all about money talks. Whoever has the loudest voice wins. The poor retail investors keep getting squeezed. --- This game of tug-of-war will probably never end. The regulators haven’t even figured out what they want yet. --- Does Coinbase have any new complaints this time? Feels like I’ve heard it all before. --- Wrong channel = our funds are going to be frozen for a while longer, that’s all it means.

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AirDropMissed

· 12-05 01:27

Those traditional finance folks just refuse to give up any power, Citadel is still cherry-picking over there. --- Yet another endless argument, still no result. --- Decentralized regulation? Dream on, the SEC would never agree. --- Even with Coinbase present, it’s still a waste—they just can’t reach an agreement. --- Regulatory game of chess never ends, we’re just waiting to be the next suckers. --- Asset tokenization is really stuck; traditional finance and crypto are completely different worlds. --- Citadel’s moves are still just to benefit themselves. --- Short term? I think even the long term is a stretch, the conflicts of interest are way too big. --- Have to keep watching and waiting—what about our tokens? --- That’s why crypto always gets choked off, the regulators themselves are divided.

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AlgoAlchemist

· 12-05 01:27

Ha, here we go again. Traditional finance will never understand what we’re doing. Citadel and Coinbase sitting together would probably just roll their eyes at each other. That kind of consensus will happen when pigs fly. Decentralized regulation? Sounds nice, but in reality, everyone just does their own thing. It’s just another round of endless bickering—nothing will really change. This is a real power game. The SEC will obviously side with the traditional giants. In the short term? I doubt there’ll be any unity even in the long run. The path of asset tokenization is destined to grow wildly in the cracks of regulation. Just waiting for the next meeting where they’ll continue to love and hate each other.

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NftDeepBreather

· 12-05 01:22

Traditional finance and the crypto world have never been on the same page; this time it’s another pointless debate. The guys at Citadel just want to keep fleecing retail investors, Coinbase wants freedom, and the SEC is stuck in the middle, feeling even worse. Decentralized regulation? Ha, probably a joke. Coinbase has to swallow their pride again; the traditional bigwigs just don’t want to let go. At the end of the day, it’s still a power struggle. Regulatory consensus? Not a chance. The SEC’s move is ruthless—just sitting back and watching them fight among themselves. Asset tokenization is inherently a challenge to the current system; no wonder everyone is sticking to their own camp. This meeting was pointless—everyone just stuck to their own views. Next time will probably be the same.

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defi_detective

· 12-05 01:03

Those guys from traditional finance can't even understand on-chain logic, yet they want to impose their antique rules on blockchain. What a joke. --- When Citadel and Coinbase sit together, I already know there's nothing good to discuss—people from two completely different worlds. --- Once again, everyone's just talking past each other. The SEC will probably have to hold a dozen more meetings before reaching any sort of conclusion this time. --- Asset tokenization is already the trend. If they can't reach an agreement, so be it—code will speak for itself anyway. --- While these big shots argue at the table, we grassroots players will just keep building on-chain. --- Decentralized regulation? That term itself is a paradox, everyone. --- It's normal to lack consensus in the short term. CeFi and DeFi are fundamentally two different paths. --- They're all fighting for their own turf, and no one wants to give in. Expecting them to agree? Yeah, right.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 12-05 01:02

That traditional finance crowd still wants to keep a tight grip on centralization, and Coinbase will definitely have to compromise again—what a joke. That old fox Citadel wants a piece of every good deal. Decentralization? Give me a break. It’s just another round of bickering, and in the end, it’s still the power players who call the shots. Short-term consensus? Ha, I doubt we’ll see it even in ten years. This is why we need real decentralization, not this fake regulatory game. Wall Street talking regulation with the crypto world is like wolves and sheep discussing rules for eating meat. When will the SEC ever catch up? Coinbase is stuck in the middle and suffering again.

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BlockDetective

· 12-05 01:00

Those traditional finance folks still want to use the old set of rules to manage crypto—what a joke, it just doesn't work at all. Citadel and Coinbase sitting together probably want to strangle each other; reaching consensus will take an eternity. Once again, it's "hard to reach consensus in the short term"—let's be honest, everyone's just doing their own thing. The SEC's move is brilliant, pulling everyone together so they can't stand each other, and in the end, nothing gets decided. These big shots' meetings are just tea parties; real decision-making power still depends on what those folks in Washington think. Tokenization has been growing wildly for a while now—whether regulators can keep up or not won't change the trend.

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