SEC staff clarify that independent token holders participating in decentralized governance generally do not constitute a “central party,” according to updated crypto FAQs. The…
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🇺🇸 LATEST: SEC staff clarify that independent token holders participating in decentralized governance generally do not constitute a “central party,” according to updated crypto FAQs.
The guidance p…
🇺🇸 LATEST: SEC staff clarify that independent token holders participating in decentralized governance generally do not constitute a “central party,” according to updated crypto FAQs.
The guidance provides regulatory clarity for DeFi governance but carries no legal force. https://t.co/2gSjJeMupY
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