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The SEC has issued new guidance on crypto staking, exempting most common staking activities from federal securities regulations. The move aims to clarify rules but has drawn criticism from Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw, who argues it contradicts existing laws.
- The SEC exempts self-staking and custodial staking from securities regulations if they meet specific conditions.
- Liquid staking and restaking are not covered by the new guidance and may still fall under securities laws.
- SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw dissented, arguing the guidance contradicts court rulings and creates legal uncertainty.
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