A new SEC meeting log shows that BSV Association, together with representatives from 3 Hare Court Chambers and Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies, met with SEC Task Force staff on May 11, 2026. The attached meeting agenda framed the discussion around BSV Blockchain’s utility-based design, governance structure, and network access rules, with an emphasis on how infrastructure-focused blockchain systems should be understood in policy discussions. (SEC)

The agenda specifically distinguished scalable data and transaction infrastructure from token-centered models, and described BSV Association as a standards and stewardship body rather than an issuer or promoter of investment products. It also highlighted protocol stability, technical standards, transparent network rules, and enterprise-level throughput as core topics of discussion. (SEC)

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This is a serious institutional-policy item. The important point is not an immediate regulatory result. The important point is that BSV Blockchain is being presented in the language of infrastructure: governance, access rules, standards, predictable operation, enterprise use, and public-sector relevance.