US SEC says ”blockchain” references on rise... Over 5,000 times in documents last month

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been making increasing references to blockchain, raising hopes for deregulation of the blockchain industry.
In documents prepared by the SEC last month, blockchain-related keywords were mentioned at their highest frequency ever.
"Blockchain-related terms appeared more than 5,000 times in SEC documents last month," Ku said, explaining that this is "evidence that virtual assets and blockchain technology are establishing themselves as mainstream industries."
The Block also noted that the SEC's regulatory approach is changing. "Since Mark Ueda became acting SEC Chairman, companies have filed reports to the SEC stating that they do not accept virtual assets.
"This is a strong demonstration of our blockchain business strategy," he added.