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Sarah Wynn

SEC and CFTC issue 68-page crypto guidance stating most digital assets are not securities

On Tuesday, the SEC and CFTC released a 68-page interpretation outlining how federal securities laws apply to various cryptocurrencies and related activities. The guidance says most digital assets, including stablecoins, digital commodities and certain "digital tools," are not securities and explains when non-security crypto assets can become investment contracts.
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