The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced it will hold its third crypto policy roundtable on April 25, focusing specifically on cryptocurrency custody issues. The event will feature two panels addressing custody from the perspectives of broker-dealers and wallets, as well as investment advisers and investment companies. Commissioner Hester Peirce will lead the roundtable, which includes industry insiders from prominent firms such as Kraken, Exodus, Anchorage Digital, Fireblocks, and Fidelity. The roundtable aims to clarify regulatory frameworks around crypto custody, potentially paving the way for clearer rules for institutional investors and broader mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies. The SEC's Crypto Task Force has also received input from various stakeholders on related topics, including proposals for a token safe harbor to address regulatory uncertainties around token issuance and discussions on miner extractable value (MEV). These efforts are part of the SEC's ongoing initiative to illuminate the regulatory path for digital assets and trading platforms.