
SEC Shifts To Principles-Based Crypto Approach Under Trump Administration
Uyeda said the SEC doesn't consider meme coins, non-interest stablecoins or proof-of-work tokens as securities but is still refining its approach.
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Uyeda said the SEC doesn't consider meme coins, non-interest stablecoins or proof-of-work tokens as securities but is still refining its approach.
Metaplanet has already reached 50% of its annual Bitcoin holding goal after acquiring 145 more BTC.
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