“To the extent that crypto assets raise unique issues not otherwise addressed in the current rulebook, the commission should consider proposing rules,” said Uyeda, a recent addition to the commission. Uyeda, who once worked on a detail to the Senate Banking Committee’s Republican staff, hasn’t previously been heard on cryptocurrency issues.
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