Tokens that the SEC has deemed to be securities and what does that mean?
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⬆ In the image, you can see the tokens that the SEC has deemed "securities" in its filings, so what does this mean?
When tokens are recognized as securities by the SEC, it means that the company or project issuing those tokens must comply with federal laws and SEC requirements regarding registration, documentation and investor information.
In other words, it means that companies wishing to issue and sell securities tokens must follow strict rules and procedures established by the SEC to ensure investor protection and compliance with the law.
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