Watching the US Senate hearing on regulating cryptos. Key points:The regulatory offices suggest no need to create a department just for Crypto regulation/enforcement).The regulatory offices suggest no need to create a department just for Crypto regulation/enforcement).Further regulation is not necessary.Further regulation is not necessary.Main issue are ICOs and scams. The Chairmen said they are working together on preventing scams and have already laws in this regard, to protect consumers.Main issue are ICOs and scams. The Chairmen said they are working together on preventing scams and have already laws in this regard, to protect consumers.Bitcoin should not be considered a security, but rather a Commodity, one of the chairman even refers to the term HODL and what it stands for, says it's used primarily as a store of value.Bitcoin should not be considered a security, but rather a Commodity, one of the chairman even refers to the term HODL and what it stands for, says it's used primarily as a store of value.Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are linked and strict regulations on crypto could prevent technological progress.Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are linked and strict regulations on crypto could prevent technological progress.Crypto has an utility on a larger scale and not just for trading.Crypto has an utility on a larger scale and not just for trading.The crypto market is very small scale and needs time to develop, to see if regulations are in fact needed.The crypto market is very small scale and needs time to develop, to see if regulations are in fact needed.On educating potential investors, Chairmen say the crypto community is educating itself and understand the risks On educating potential investors, Chairmen say the crypto community is educating itself and understand the risks One senator talks about the recent Coincheck hacking. Chairmen replies that their authority is limited, since foreign exchanges could be used. It's a gap, doesn't fall under SEC/CTFC regulation.One senator talks about the recent Coincheck hacking. Chairmen replies that their authority is limited, since foreign exchanges could be used. It's a gap, doesn't fall under SEC/CTFC regulation.