SEC staff guidance clarifies when token voters count as a central party
The Defiant reports that SEC staff issued guidance on when token voters are not considered a 'central party.' The guidance distinguishes independent governance participation from coordinated control and identifies unilateral powers that amount to overseeing a crypto system.
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SEC staff issued guidance clarifying when token voters are not a central party.
“SEC Staff Clarifies When Token Voters Are Not a 'Central Party'”
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The guidance separates independent governance participation from coordinated control.
“distinguishes independent governance participation from coordinated control”
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The guidance identifies unilateral powers that amount to overseeing a crypto system.
“identifies unilateral powers that amount to overseeing a crypto system”
The Defiant
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