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SEC Reconsiders Blockchain Privacy as AI Surveillance Debate Intensifies

SEC Reconsiders Blockchain Privacy as AI Surveillance Debate Intensifies

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2025-12-17 23:11:02
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Washington's regulatory landscape shifts as SEC officials engage crypto leaders in a pivotal privacy debate. The sixth crypto roundtable this year revealed growing tension between financial surveillance needs and blockchain's inherent autonomy. SEC Chair Paul Atkins warned against overreach that could transform crypto into "the most powerful financial surveillance architecture ever invented."

Meanwhile, traders flock to emerging AI-crypto hybrids like DeepSnitch AI, whose presale has surged 88% to $815,000. The project's limited-time bonus tokens—offering 100% extra on purchases—fuel speculation of 100x returns. This rally coincides with regulators acknowledging AI's potential to modernize compliance without compromising privacy.

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