This clarification, released on August 5, provides a measure of long-sought regulatory clarity for a key and rapidly growing sector of the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Certain liquid staking activities associated with protocol staking do not constitute the sale of securities, the SEC said.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a statement clarifying its position on certain liquid staking ...

SEC Chair Paul Atkins praised the federal regulator's liquid staking statement on Tuesday as the agency rolls out "Project ...

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission clarified that some forms of liquid staking don’t fall under federal securities laws, offering long-awaited ...

The US SEC has released a new guidance on liquid staking tokens, clarifying that certain crypto liquid staking activities do ...

US Securities and Exchange Commission does not consider certain liquid staking activities and tokens as securities, the ...

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The SEC has clarified that compliant liquid staking setups and their receipt tokens have not needed securities registration.

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