The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a list of senior executives of U.S. cryptocurrency companies scheduled to attend a roundtable meeting on digital currency transaction regulations.

The meeting will be held on April 11 and is the second of a series of meetings organized by the newly formed cryptocurrency Working Group.

Participants include Katherine Minarik, Chief Legal Officer of uniswap Labs, Chelsea Pizzola, general counsel of Cumberland DRW, and Gregory Tusar, deputy head of corporate products at Coinbase.

The SEC has previously accused the companies of violating securities laws, but with the change of government, all cases were closed this year.

Other people present include Jon Herrick of the New York Stock Exchange, Austin Reid of the FalconX brokerage, Richard Johnson, CEO of texture Capital, and Christine Parlour, professor at the University of California.

Nicolas Losurdo of the law office of Goodwin Procter also plays the role of the meeting presenter.

On behalf of the SEC there will also be Supervisor Mark Uyeda, chairman of the cryptocurrency Working Group Richard Gabbert and two commissioners, Caroline Crenshaw and Hester Peirce.

The meeting is part of the five-part series "crypto spring for transparency". The first session was about the legal status of cryptocurrencies, and the next three sessions will be devoted to the topics of maintenance, tokenization and Defi.

Meanwhile, the SEC is reviewing seven internal statements on cryptocurrencies, a move that follows Trump's executive order to reduce regulations and proposals from the Department of government efficiency (DOGE) chaired by Elon Musk.

The purpose of this review is to coordinate the statements with the new priorities of the organization.