The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently been in the spotlight with its internal project related to blockchain technologies. This project takes the SEC's long-criticized relationship with the crypto sector to a different level.
According to leaked reports, the system developed within the institution is described as a "digital asset tracking and analysis platform." Although it has not yet been fully shared with the public, it is known that the system aims to monitor decentralized finance (DeFi), NFT, and stablecoin activities.
This development draws attention in two ways: 1. The development of technological infrastructure by an institution playing a dominant role on the regulatory side indicates that its interest in crypto is increasing. 2. This system may have an impact on legal proceedings or frameworks in the future.
For now, although there is no direct impact on investors, the SEC's technological steps of this kind will determine the direction of the crypto agenda in the US.
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SBSomrat
· 08-06 09:25
Bull Run 🐂
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SBSomrat
· 08-06 09:25
1000x Vibes 🤑
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GateUser-68291371
· 08-06 09:17
Hold on tight 💪
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Ryakpanda
· 08-06 07:07
Steadfast HODL💎
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JOHAR09
· 08-05 17:20
Ape In 🚀
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JOHAR09
· 08-05 17:20
Bull Run 🐂
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JOHAR09
· 08-05 17:20
HODL Tight 💪
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JOHAR09
· 08-05 17:20
1000x Vibes 🤑
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JOHAR09
· 08-05 17:20
thank you 🍀✨
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P011995
· 08-05 05:00
The SEC is starting to take an interest in blockchain, which shows that this technology really has a future.
#SEC Crypto Project
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently been in the spotlight with its internal project related to blockchain technologies.
This project takes the SEC's long-criticized relationship with the crypto sector to a different level.
According to leaked reports, the system developed within the institution is described as a "digital asset tracking and analysis platform."
Although it has not yet been fully shared with the public, it is known that the system aims to monitor decentralized finance (DeFi), NFT, and stablecoin activities.
This development draws attention in two ways:
1. The development of technological infrastructure by an institution playing a dominant role on the regulatory side indicates that its interest in crypto is increasing.
2. This system may have an impact on legal proceedings or frameworks in the future.
For now, although there is no direct impact on investors, the SEC's technological steps of this kind will determine the direction of the crypto agenda in the US.