At the US DC Blockchain Summit, CertiK Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang discussed crypto security and regulation, highlighting the risks of smart contract vulnerabilities and cross-chain bridges. He warned that significant supply chain attacks could occur in 2025, called for stronger regulatory frameworks to foster security cooperation, and engaged with lawmakers on market development and consumer protection.

Gate News reports that on March 18, CZ posted on the X platform stating that the clear information provided by the SEC is a significant advancement for the cryptocurrency industry. He will participate online in the DC Blockchain Summit at 9:25 AM Eastern Time on March 18, where he will share his insights on the US crypto industry, the future direction of the sector, and his personal behind-the-scenes development experience.

At the DC Blockchain Summit in Washington, the crypto and banking industries reached a consensus on stablecoin yield regulation, favoring a ban on idle balance yields while allowing transaction-based rewards. Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks were key drivers, and if an agreement is reached, it would accelerate resolution of DeFi and token classification disputes.