The SEC’s Crypto Task Force has resumed meetings after a brief five-day pause. On July 28, 205, the task force met with Computershare Limited, which will be the first public meeting in over five days.
The Crypto Task Force has been actively meeting with various stakeholders in the digital asset space as part of its mandate to address issues and gather information related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
Several important meetings took place last week, according to the meeting request log. On July 22, 2025, Citadel Securities LLC met with the task force. A day earlier, on July 21, there were two meetings—one with individuals Adam Tomas and Brad Tonkin, and another with the Optimism Foundation, OP Labs PBC, and the law firm WilmerHale.
Earlier last week, on July 16, the ERC-3643 Association, which supports Ethereum-based token standards, also met with the task force. This was followed by a meeting with Deutsche Bank USA Corp. on July 15.
On July 14, a coalition of blockchain groups called the Coalition of Cooperative Blockchain Organizations joined the task force. Rounding off the week, Cryptex Finance, LLC attended a session on July 11.
The meeting with Computershare shows the SEC Crypto Task Force is back in action, engaging with both traditional finance and crypto firms.
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