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I found this news about the SEC quite interesting. Basically, the American commission is now submitting an interpretive document for the White House to review. It’s about how federal securities laws apply to cryptocurrencies and related operations.
The important point here is that this is not an official guidance yet. What the SEC submits is a commission-level document, so it still needs to go through the review of the OIRA (Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs). After that, the three commissioners will vote on this interpretive guidance.
For those following the crypto market, this is relevant because it shows that regulators are trying to clarify how they view digital assets under securities laws. The process that the SEC submits for review could signal significant changes in how the U.S. government will handle certain cryptocurrencies.
It’s one of those moves that doesn’t make sensational headlines but is quite important for the sector’s development. We’re keeping an eye on how this comes out of the oven.