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Hace 1 día Introduction As part of an effort to provide greater clarity on the application of the federal securities laws to crypto assets, [1] the Division of Corporation Finance is providing its

Regulatory Clarity on Staking: What the SEC’s May 29 Statement

The US Treasury Department has stated that crypto miners and staking participants will be exempt from rules requiring digital-asset brokers to report their clients’

The Proof of Stake Alliance

SEC crypto staking guidance ‘major step forward’ for US - MSN

Hace 1 día The agency’s new guidance marks a “major step forward” for the US cryptocurrency industry, said Alison Mangiero, head of staking policy at the Crypto Council for Innovation.

The Proof of Stake Alliance and a broad coalition of nearly 30 digital asset industry leaders, have submitted a letter urging the SEC’s Crypto Task Force for clear

Statement on Certain Protocol Staking Activities - SEC.gov

US Treasury Posts Good News for Crypto Staking and Mining

Bitcoin Miners Celebrate US Treasury's New Tax Clarity

US Lawmakers Introduce New Bill For Clarification on Taxation of

US Treasury Brings Clarity on Staking And Mining - Watcher Guru

Staking regulation clarity has arrived - Coin Explorers

Based on a letter that

Based on a letter that was sent to the US Treasury, cryptocurrency miners, staking platforms, online or hardware wallet distributors won't be facing tax reporting

On Thursday, May 29, the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance released long awaited guidance on protocol staking activities. This is the first definitive public statement from the Commission

(Bloomberg) - The recent guidance provided by the U.S. Treasury Department on transaction reporting by crypto companies is shining some light on staking -

Two bipartisan U

The U.S. Treasury Department has finally given some clarity – and perhaps a sigh of relief – to Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) miners with a 300-page proposal under the 2025 Infrastructure

Digital assets industry demands regulatory clarity on proof-of

Two bipartisan U.S. lawmakers, Representatives Drew Ferguson and Wiley Nickel, have proposed the Providing Tax Clarity for Digital Assets Act to address taxation issues related to