
The U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, and Inclusion is holding its first-ever Congressional hearing on Decentralized Finance (DeFi) today at 10 AM ET. The hearing, titled 'Decoding DeFi: Breaking Down the Future of Decentralized Finance,' aims to explore the potential and challenges of DeFi technology. Key participants include Rebecca Rettig from Polygon Labs and Peter Van Valkenburgh, who will be testifying. The hearing is seen as a critical step for Congress to educate itself on DeFi and to balance innovation with consumer protection. The Digital Chamber has called for thoughtful regulation that encourages innovation while protecting consumers, and Democrats have emphasized the need for policies that advance financial inclusion and capital formation. The House Financial Services Committee is overseeing the proceedings.





Democrats during today’s HFS DeFi Hearing raised lots of issues. But I appreciate the statement by @WileyNickel that we can both innovate and protect consumers. I believe we must balance risk mitigation measures with policies to advance financial inclusion and capital formation. https://t.co/myqL2TZEoY https://t.co/2pKsXsCQ7v
Today’s @FinancialCmte hearing on DeFi is critical to keep momentum going after FIT21 passed the House in May By exploring nuanced topics like DeFi and tokenization, @RepFrenchHill’s subcommittee shows they are committed to maintaining U.S. leadership in the digital economy 🇺🇸 https://t.co/BUe31no8WO
Here's @valkenburgh's opening statement from today's DeFi hearing in the House https://t.co/pDy4GNwll3