SEC Staff Adds 'No Central Party' Limit to Token Buyback FAQ
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission staff amended its crypto FAQ on Sept. 28 to limit its assurance about token-buyback announcements to systems that are functional and have no central party. The Division of Corporat...
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