Peirce: Headstands and Summervaults: A Statement on Crypto Vaults and Lending Strategies | Crypto Craft

  • Peirce: Headstands and Summervaults: A Statement on Crypto Vaults and Lending Strategies

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    The Commission, the Crypto Task Force, and staff across the Divisions have done tremendous work in the past year and a half to provide clarity to crypto markets as to when a certain asset or activity is subject to the federal securities laws and, if so, how those laws apply. Much of this work has clarified that many crypto assets and activities are not subject to the federal securities laws. That the securities laws do not apply to all crypto assets and activities, however, does not mean that the securities laws do not apply to any crypto assets or activities. If you do headstands, backflips, and other gymnastics to ... (full story)

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