🇺🇸 The SEC keeps moving on crypto without Congress, adding 3 new answers on who controls a crypto network. Under the new guidance: 1. Token holders voting on a network…
Coin Bureau Published: 2026-11-02 20:27 UTC Collected: 2026-11-02 20:53 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 The SEC keeps moving on crypto without Congress, adding 3 new answers on who controls a crypto network.
Under the new guidance:
1. Token holders voting on a network generally don’t cou…
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 The SEC keeps moving on crypto without Congress, adding 3 new answers on who controls a crypto network.
Under the new guidance:
1. Token holders voting on a network generally don’t count as a “central party,” unless they’re affiliated or agree to act together.
2. A central party “oversees participation” if it can control access at the protocol, validator or user level.
3. A network being “functional” (its token actually works on it) is different from being “decentralized” (no one controls it).
It’s the SEC’s latest crypto move since the CLARITY Act failed a Senate vote 49 to 50 on Sept 15:
- Sept 17: an exemption for trading tokenized US stocks on blockchain venues
- Sept 25: a crypto FAQ on how securities laws apply to tokens
- Oct 1: a proposal on how investment advisers and funds can hold crypto
Collected source wording; claims are attributed to the source and are not independently verified here.
AI context is not available for this statement. The original source can be read independently.
This is a collected public statement, not a new announcement by Atlas Pulse AI. Read the original source for full wording and publication context.
🚨NEW: Over $106 MILLION reportedly drained from an EU entity’s accounts across multiple crypto exchanges, according to ZachXBT. The suspected attacker withdrew USDC and USDT, then swapped funds into ETH, routed them through instant exchanges, converted to Monero and bridged acro
🚨 UPDATE: Binance hacker begins mixing of stolen funds, moving 28 BTC through CoinJoin, per Elliptic. Funds have passed through roughly 12,000 wallets across 11 chains in over 40,000 transactions. Around $3.24 BILLION still remains in theft-linked addresses, mostly ETH and BTC,
🚨BREAKING: Brazil’s largest crypto exchange Mercado Bitcoin confirms a security breach TODAY. Hypernative flagged over $40 MILLION in suspicious transfers across roughly 10 blockchains. The exchange suspended deposits and withdrawals while investigating. It says customer data an
