SEC considers new rules easing security token issuance
08 Maio 2025 - 2:59PM
Cointelegraph


The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering
rule changes to let companies more freely issue tokenized
securities, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said in a speech
published on May 8.
The regulator is “considering a potential exemptive order” for
firms using blockchain technology to “issue, trade, and settle
securities” that would release them from certain registration
requirements, Peirce said in the speech.
For example, decentralized exchanges (DEXs) may no longer need
to register “as a broker-dealer, clearing agency, or an exchange,”
Peirce said. The SEC has previously brought numerous charges
against DEXs such as Uniswap for failing to register as securities
exchanges.
Firms should “not have to comply with inapt regulations, which,
in many cases, were developed well before the technologies being
tested existed and may be obviated by attributes of that
technology,” Peirce said.
Commissioner Peirce described the planned changes in a
May 8 speech. Source:
SEC
Under such an exemption, companies would still be expected to
comply with rules designed to prevent fraud and market
manipulation, the commissioner said. They may also need to meet
certain disclosure and recordkeeping requirements.
Related:
Nasdaq urges SEC to treat certain digital assets as
'stocks by any other name'
Sharp policy pivot
The SEC has dramatically pivoted its stance on cryptocurrency
oversight since US President Donald Trump took office in
January.
Under the leadership of former SEC Chair Gary Gensler, the
agency brought upward of 100 lawsuits against crypto firms for
alleged securities law violations.
However, under Trump nominee Paul Atkins,
who was sworn in
as chair on April 21, the agency has claimed jurisdiction over
a narrower segment of cryptocurrencies.
In February, the SEC issued guidance stating that memecoins — if
clearly identified as purely speculative assets with no intrinsic
value — do not qualify as
investment contracts under US law.
In April, the regulator said that stablecoins — digital tokens
pegged to the US dollar — similarly do not qualify as securities if
they are marketed solely as a means
of making payments.
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