The SEC shook Kraken down for $30M, but it doesn't mean they had a case
Kraken agreed to a settlement with the SEC, but that didn’t change the law. Staking does not constitute a security.
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Kraken agreed to a settlement with the SEC, but that didn’t change the law. Staking does not constitute a security.
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