
lazy_daze
@dynifi
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In 2024, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) continued enforcement actions against crypto companies. According to data for 2023, the American regulator initiated 46 enforcement actions related to cryptocurrencies. Compared to 2022, this figure has increased by 53%, according to a report by the analytics company Cornerstone. The trend of increased attention to the crypto market from the SEC is expected to continue in 2024.
At the end of August, the head of the NFT marketplace OpenSea, Devin Finzer, announced that the company received a notice of investigation from the SEC, in which the agency threatens to sue it. The SEC, as in the case of other crypto platforms, equates NFT transactions with transactions in unregistered securities that violate US laws.
OpenSea is one of the first and largest platforms for trading NFT tokens. The notifications (the so-called Wells notice), one of which was received by the platform administrators 0 reply
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