<ul><li>SEC's Division of Corporation Finance issued new guidance stating that certain proof-of-stake services are not considered securities transactions.</li><li>The guidance marks a significant shift in the SEC's interpretation of staking activity and is seen as a major regulatory win.</li><li>This change is a departure from former Chair Gary Gensler's stance, who previously viewed many forms of crypto staking as securities offerings.</li><li>The updated guidance follows the introduction of the CLARITY Act, signaling a shift in how U.S. regulators approach decentralized technologies and offering clarity for staking services.</li></ul>

SEC’s New Guidance Clears Path For Staking In The U.S.

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