SEC
regulation
SEC
Securities and Exchange Commission — the U.S. federal agency responsible for regulating securities markets. The SEC has played a central role in crypto regulation by pursuing enforcement actions against token issuers and exchanges, and in 2024 approved the first spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.
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