RockTree Capital Chairman: Web3 Industry Development Requires Support from Politicians, Lawyers, and More | RockTree OG Talk

Odaily News: During tonight's "RockTree OG Talk Series" online live broadcast, Omer Ozden, Chairman of RockTree Capital, expressed that the malicious signals released by the U.S. SEC have prompted investors to consider withdrawing, reducing investments in the crypto space, and even redirecting their investments to other areas, ultimately causing capital and job opportunities to gradually leave the U.S. market. He believes that the U.S. needs to learn from Hong Kong. First, it needs to provide a relaxed environment and policies to prevent the outflow of Web3 companies, funds, talents, and job opportunities. Second, there needs to be leaders actively promoting Web3 and cryptocurrencies, similar to the Chief Executive of Hong Kong. Although the Mayor of New York has expressed a crypto-friendly attitude, it has not gained recognition from relevant regulatory authorities in Washington. "In our view, some politicians are using unfair means to protect the traditional financial interests of Wall Street. Their actions to some extent are detrimental to technological and legal innovation in the United States." He further added that the Web3 sector in the United States needs someone to stand up and voice their opinions. For example, lawyers can use more reasonable and intelligent ways to let more people hear different voices. Beyond technological innovation, there is a need for innovation in the legal framework. "Supporters of the entire Web3 industry should include politicians, regulatory agencies, legislators, and lawyers." It is understood that the "RockTree OG Talk Series" online live broadcast is jointly organized by RockTree Capital, a top-level Web 3.0 investment fund, and Odaily. This episode invites guests from institutions such as Baker & McKenzie and Secured Finance AG to discuss cryptocurrencies under global regulation, breaking information barriers and directly addressing the core of SEC regulation.