In its latest staff statement, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) outlined how certain decentralized finance interfaces may fall within existing broker‑dealer registration requirements. The statement focuses specifically on “Covered User Interface Providers”, a term the SEC uses to describe front‑end interfaces, applications or tools that help users prepare or submit transactions involving crypto […]
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