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Morning Edition · Wednesday, October 21, 2026Published at 1:37 AM EDT · New York
SEC Keeps Taking Comments on Regulation Crypto After Ripple Backs the Rule and Asks for an Issuer-Promise Test
Ripple's 20-page letter supports the Securities and Exchange Commission's power to adopt the rule but asks the agency to judge when a token stops being a security by what its issuer promised, not by a general decentralization test.
The official 60-day comment period for the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) proposed Regulation Crypto Assets closed on October 20. The proposal sets out registration exemptions and a safe harbor for tokens sold as investment cont…
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