SEC's DeFi Crackdown: A Missed Opportunity?
SEC's DeFi Regulation: A Step Backwards?
The Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) recent attempt to classify decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols as regulated exchanges is drawing heavy criticism. Legal experts argue that this approach is not only ineffective but could also be unconstitutional.
ConsenSys's Strong Condemnation
ConsenSys lawyer, Bill Hughes, in his opinion piece, "SEC’s DeFi Rulemaking Do-Over May Be Unconstitutional," describes the SEC's actions as a "gussied up ban on blockchain in the U.S."
Hughes's concerns highlight the potential for this regulatory approach to stifle innovation and harm the growth of the U.S. blockchain industry. The piece is available to read in full on CoinDesk: SEC’s DeFi Rulemaking Do-Over May Be Unconstitutional
Navigating the Regulatory Landscape
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The SEC's approach to DeFi raises serious questions about the future of blockchain technology in the U.S. It's crucial for developers and businesses to stay informed and proactive in navigating this evolving regulatory environment. Contact Codeum today to learn how we can help you build a secure and compliant future in the DeFi space.