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SEC Staff Says Token Holders Who Vote Don’t Automatically Control a Network. What Does That Mean for Uniswap and Aave?
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SEC Staff Says Token Holders Who Vote Don’t Automatically Control a Network. What Does That Mean for Uniswap and Aave?

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The SEC just said governance voters are not automatically in control of a crypto network, yet Uniswap and Aave barely budged while Coinbase and Circle surged. The reason why reveals a gap between regulatory clarity and what markets actually care… This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Staff from the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance stated in the updated SEC crypto FAQ on November 2nd that token holders participating in broad-based governance systems are generally not considered a “central party.” Despite this clarification, the governance tokens for Uniswap ( CRYPTO:UNI ) and Aave ( CRYPTO:AAVE ) have seen little market movement.

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