Lawyer: US SEC crypto guidance fails to address key issues, and the definition of investment contract termination timing remains subjective
PANews March 27 – According to cryptocurrency journalist Eleanor Terrett, securities lawyers state that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)'s interpretive guidance on how federal securities laws apply to crypto assets remains highly subjective regarding when an investment contract for tokens is considered terminated, with key issues still unresolved. This is significant because, in most cases, violating securities laws follows a strict liability principle, which means that a violation can be established without the need to prove subjective fault.
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