The SEC is seeking industry input on different staking types and benefits, signaling potential regulatory updates.
Kraken has relaunched on-chain staking in 39 U.S. states with enhanced security measures, including third-party slashing insurance.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appears to be paying closer attention to crypto staking. Not only keeping an eye on it, but they are also requesting the sector to send a memorandum on the several forms of staking and their advantages.
This suggests that further regulations could be implemented shortly, which naturally affects investors and cryptocurrency companies widely.
One major concern remains in the middle of this shift: will this actually make the sector even more constricted by rules or would it bring some fresh air?
Serious Attention from the SEC
Currently, one of the most common approaches for investors to profit on their digital assets is crypto staking. The SEC does, however, believe that this model requires more
