Юрист Билл Морган не нашёл ничего полезного в заявлении SEC и CFTC

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SEC и CFTC опубликовали совместное заявление по криптовалютам, которое известные юристы, связанные с индустрией цифровых активов, уже назвали «полной чушью».

В частности, Билл Морган утверждает, что озвученное мало способствует решению проблемы неопределённости, с которой сталкивается криптоиндустрия США из-за отсутствия чёткой нормативной базы.

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Судя по всему, совместное заявление должно было пролить свет на многие неясности, однако формулировки были расплывчатые.

Регуляторы пояснили, что «должным образом зарегистрированным» биржам не запрещено содействовать торговле «определёнными спотовыми товарными продуктами». В заявлении также подчёркивается важность «скоординированного подхода» к предоставлению участникам рынка возможности выбора торговой площадки.

Председатель Комиссии по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC) Пол Аткинс назвал это заявление «значительным шагом вперёд», а исполняющая обязанности председателя Комиссии по торговле товарными фьючерсами (CFTC) Кэролайн Д. Фам подчеркнула «синергетический эффект» между двумя агентствами.

Не только участники криптоиндустрии, но юристы не нашли в заявлении ничего полезного. По мнению Билла Моргана, это просто отвлечение внимания. Он заметил, что основная проблема заключается в том, что сами криптобиржи остаются нерегулируемыми, а агентства до сих пор не разработали чёткой структуры для их работы.

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