SEC gives OK to social media platform to issue stablecoin without registering as a security

By cineramaNovember 19, 2020Bitcoin Business

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, has issued a rare no-action letter in response to a request from a blockchain-backed platform over the issuance of a digital […]

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SEC gives OK to social media platform to issue stablecoin without registering as a security

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