Mark Uyeda
Mark Uyeda is a prominent figure in the financial regulatory landscape of the United States, serving as a commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Appointed under the administration of former President Donald Trump, Uyeda has been instrumental in spearheading efforts to relax stringent regulations surrounding cryptocurrencies, promoting a more open environment for digital asset investment and innovation.
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Mark Uyeda is the acting SEC Chairman who detailed the reorganization in a memo.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission shakes up enforcement, exams units
Canada· 2025-04-02
Mark Uyeda is the current interim head of the SEC, which has recently dropped several investigations against crypto exchanges.
Bitcoin zwischen US-Krypto-Offensive und globalen Makrorisiken
Switzerland· 2025-03-30
Mark Uyeda is the acting chairman of the SEC who will be present at the summit.
Crypto executives descend on Washington for a victory lap
United States· 2025-03-07
Acting SEC Chair Mark Uyeda discusses the halt in probes into crypto firms.
Trump's creates 'Strategic Bitcoin Reserve' ahead of a White House crypto summitUnited States· 2025-03-07His team has placed Mark Uyeda at the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which has begun to reverse the stricter regulations of the past.
Criptomonedas en América: entre la euforia, la regulación y la incertidumbre política
Panama· 2025-02-28
