The SEC just drew the line on who controls a blockchain
Summary
The SEC added three FAQ entries on Monday that say token holders who vote in on-chain governance are generally not a controlling group, so long as they are unaffiliated. Scott Melker walks through what that means for which tokens get treated as commodities, and why staff guidance still is not a rule. Binance says net outflows have reached $5.28 billion and deposits are now outpacing withdrawals. North Korea denies taking the money. New Jersey rescinded its 2023 order against Coinbase staking, and Brazil's Mercado Bitcoin halted withdrawals after roughly $40 million was drained across ten…
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