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Revisiting our long-awaited conversation with SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce. For years, Commissioner Peirce has remained one of the most intellectually rigorous and independent voices within the SEC on questions of digital assets. She has repeatedly challenged the tendency to treat technological experimentation as a regulatory threat by default, arguing... show more

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