Bitcoin, Dogecoin in the Clear After SEC Says Crypto Mining Doesn't Violate Securities Law
The SEC said Thursday that proof-of-work crypto mining—as seen with Bitcoin and Dogecoin—does not fall under its definition of securities.
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