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Chainlink, Cardano, and Other Blockchain Groups Urge SEC for Clearer Crypto Rules

(3 hours ago) · 1 source · Summarized by CryptoBipto

Several blockchain organizations, including those associated with Chainlink and Cardano, have submitted requests to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission seeking clearer regulatory guidelines for the cryptocurrency industry. The groups are pushing for more defined rules around how digital assets are classified and regulated.

WHY IT MATTERS

In the United States, the SEC is the agency that oversees securities — financial products like stocks and bonds. A major unresolved question in crypto is whether certain digital tokens count as securities, which would subject them to strict rules about how they can be sold and traded. Think of it like a debate over whether a new type of product should be regulated like a car or like a bicycle — the classification determines what safety rules apply. Right now, many crypto companies say the rules are unclear, making it hard to know what is and is not allowed. These blockchain groups are essentially asking the SEC to write clearer instructions so that everyone in the industry can understand what is expected of them.

Multiple blockchain industry groups have engaged with the SEC in an effort to obtain more transparent and predictable regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrencies.

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