CoinVoice has learned that, according to the latest market information, the Solana Policy Institute has written to the US SEC, advocating for a clear distinction between centralized trading platforms and decentralized non-custodial DeFi software, emphasizing that developers should not be regarded as intermediaries for regulatory purposes. This move aims to secure regulatory exemptions for open-source DeFi projects and prevent technical developers from bearing financial intermediary obligations.
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CoinVoice has learned that, according to the latest market information, the Solana Policy Institute has written to the US SEC, advocating for a clear distinction between centralized trading platforms and decentralized non-custodial DeFi software, emphasizing that developers should not be regarded as intermediaries for regulatory purposes. This move aims to secure regulatory exemptions for open-source DeFi projects and prevent technical developers from bearing financial intermediary obligations.