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Leading US universities met with the SEC’s Crypto Task Force to advocate for stringent staking regulations. Their proposals include precise definitions, yield caps, and enhanced transparency to protect retail investors. The discussions aim to shape a clearer regulatory framework for crypto staking.
- Universities proposed capping staking intermediary fees at 5% of rewards to curb aggressive advertising.
- The group urged the SEC to mandate real-time disclosures of gross yields, net payouts, and slashing risks in wallets.
- Recommendations included licensing thresholds for dominant validators to mirror bank-style oversight.
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