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The SEC’s latest guidance on crypto staking has drawn criticism for contradicting past enforcement actions and court rulings. Legal experts argue the move creates regulatory uncertainty for proof-of-stake blockchains.
- SEC's May 29 guidance suggests some crypto staking services may not be securities, diverging from past enforcement.
- Former SEC official Stark claims the new stance contradicts court rulings in Binance and Coinbase cases.
- The regulatory shift creates uncertainty for proof-of-stake blockchain projects and their compliance requirements.
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