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SEC staff grant no-action relief for Canton Coin token minting

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US Securities and Exchange Commission staff have granted no-action relief for the minting of Canton Coin. The relevant SEC division considers Canton Coin a digital commodity, citing its network utility and the absence of a centralised entity controlling the network.

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The story so far: SEC no-action relief for Canton Coin

SEC staff granted no-action relief for Canton Coin minting, treating it as a digital commodity. Canton says the relief is the first of its kind since the SEC's March statement and its August crypto asset rules proposal.

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