According to Eleanor Terrett, Michael Saylor's digital asset document was shared with the Presidential Working Group and the SEC Crypto Task Force, as revealed by a summit attendee. This document was a topic of discussion but not part of the official roundtable agenda, indicating its significance in regulatory discussions.

According to @EleanorTerrett, the SEC Crypto Task Force is actively documenting its meetings with significant industry stakeholders, including the Blockchain Association, Jito Labs, Multicoin Capital, Nasdaq, and Colin Lloyd from Sullivan & Cromwell. These engagements may influence regulatory developments impacting cryptocurrency trading strategies and compliance measures.