SEC подаёт в суд на три венчурных фонда, инвестирующих в криптовалюту

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Happycoin.club - Комиссия по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC) направила повестки в суд трём венчурным компаниям, занимающимся криптовалютой.

Первая страница одной из повесток в суд, озаглавленная «По делу некоторых посредников, предлагающих криптоактивы», попала в руки журналистов DL News. Они выяснили, что SEC расследует потенциальные нарушения федеральных законов о ценных бумагах, связанные с этими фондами.

Сотрудники Комиссии по ценным бумагам и биржам США проводят расследование, связанное с вышеупомянутым вопросом, чтобы определить, могли ли иметь место нарушения федеральных законов о ценных бумагах, — говорится на изученной журналистами странице повестки.

Комиссия требует от венчурных инвесторов предоставить документы о любых сделках с криптовалютой, в которых участвовали фонды. И хотя в SEC не раскрыли конкретные цели расследования и названия венчурных фондов, ясно, что регулятор, скорее всего, фокусируется на инвесторах, которые предоставляют первоначальное финансирование криптостартапам.

Основанием для исков со стороны американского регулятора мог стать тот факт, что ведомство подозревает венчурные фонды в распространении токенов на розничных рынках.

В июне 2023 года Комиссия подала в суд на криптобиржи Binance и Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN). А недавно стало известно, что децентрализованная площадка Uniswap тоже может стать объектом преследования со стороны SEC.

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