Zcash Foundation just announced that the SEC has wrapped up its inquiry into "Certain Crypto Asset Offerings" with a decision not to pursue enforcement action. This marks the official closure of the investigation that kicked off when Zcash received a subpoena back in August 2023. It's a notable win for the project—months of regulatory scrutiny coming to an end without any enforcement recommendations. The resolution underscores the ongoing dialogue between the crypto sector and U.S. regulators, particularly around privacy-focused assets and their classification under securities law.
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Frontrunner
· 16h ago
ZEC has finally made it through; the privacy coin path is still viable.
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OfflineNewbie
· 16h ago
ZEC finally breathes a sigh of relief; it seems that the path of privacy coins is still viable.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 16h ago
ZEC dodged a bullet, privacy coins can finally take a break.
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WagmiAnon
· 17h ago
Zcash this round wins, SEC doesn't pursue. Frankly, privacy coins still have room to survive.
Zcash Foundation just announced that the SEC has wrapped up its inquiry into "Certain Crypto Asset Offerings" with a decision not to pursue enforcement action. This marks the official closure of the investigation that kicked off when Zcash received a subpoena back in August 2023. It's a notable win for the project—months of regulatory scrutiny coming to an end without any enforcement recommendations. The resolution underscores the ongoing dialogue between the crypto sector and U.S. regulators, particularly around privacy-focused assets and their classification under securities law.