SEC Grants No-Action Letter to Solana DePIN Project Fuse
- The SEC issued a no-action letter to the Solana DePIN project Fuse, providing regulatory cover for its native token FUSE.
- Fuse’s network token is designed for utility and consumptive purposes, not speculation, and is not sold to the public.
- This marks the SEC’s second no-action letter in recent months, following one granted to Double Zero.
- The letter was prompted by Fuse’s request on November 19 for assurance against enforcement actions regarding FUSE tokens.
- New SEC leadership under Chairman Paul Atkins has been noted for adopting a more crypto-friendly stance.
No-action letters like this are sought after in the crypto space as they provide clarity and assurance against potential securities law violations. The SEC’s shift towards a more balanced approach under new leadership has been welcomed by many in the industry.
The issuance of the no-action letter allows Fuse to proceed with its operations without immediate regulatory concerns, reflecting a significant change in how the SEC engages with crypto projects. (Source)