The United States Securities and Exchange Commission postponed the encryption control meeting and did not publish a new date

ON 14 AUGUST, THE UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (SEC) CANCELLED THE SCHEDULED PUBLIC MEETING ON ENCRYPTION REGULATION AND POSTPONED VOTING ON THE PROPOSED RULES FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CERTAIN ENCRYPTED ASSETS. THE MEETING, ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR 10 A.M. EASTERN TIME, INCLUDED A CUSTOMIZED DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FOR CERTAIN INVESTMENT CONTRACTS. THE COUNCIL ' S OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION CONFIRMED THAT THE MEETING HAD BEEN CANCELLED, BUT DID NOT MEAN THAT THE COUNCIL HAD ABANDONED ENCRYPTION. THE REASONS FOR THE CANCELLATION WERE NOT EXPLAINED, AND THE SPOKESPERSON FOR THE SEC SAID THAT THE MEETING WOULD BE POSTPONED DUE TO “UNFORESEEN SCHEDULE” AND THAT NO NEW DATES HAD BEEN ANNOUNCED。