CFTC Clarifies Crypto Rules After Clarity Act Stalls
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As part of its regulation of the crypto market, the SEC seeks to clarify when a token can be linked to an investment contract. A classification to which a few clarifications have just been given in the new FAQ published by its Division of Corporation Finance. We're looking at the state of play of the art. The SEC publishes a new FAQ on crypto - What does this mean? appeared first on Cryptoast.
CLARITY Act Delay Leaves Crypto Rules Moving Through Agencies
TLDR: A prediction-market contract put the CLARITY Act near 14% odds of becoming law in 2026 before the September 15 vote; that was not a 12-month forecast. The CFTC’s September 24 FAQ update clarified tokenized forms of already-permitted customer-fund investments and blockchain-based recordkeeping, without widening eligible assets. The SEC’s five-year conditional exemption covers certain permissioned [...]
SEC Clarifies When Tokens Fall Under Securities Laws
The post SEC Issues New Crypto Guidance, Clarifies When Tokens Fall Under Securities Laws appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The U.S. SEC has released new guidance explaining when crypto assets and related activities can fall under federal securities laws. The update covers token sales, staking receipt tokens, buybacks, and network upgrades. This gives crypto firms clearer guidance on when a token may be tied to an investment contract und…
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