SEC division calls Canton Coin a digital commodity in no-action letter
The SEC's Division of Corporation Finance said it will not recommend enforcement action over Canton Coin's programmatic issuance and described CC as a digital commodity, The Block reported.
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- The Block reported that the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance will not recommend enforcement over Canton Coin's programmatic issuance.
- According to The Block, the division called CC a digital commodity.
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- Does the no-action letter apply to any issuer or venue beyond Canton Coin's programmatic issuance, and which specific activities does its scope cover?
- What conditions or representations did the requesting party make to the division for the position to hold?
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Published Nov 3, 2026, 22:11 · Received Nov 3, 2026, 22:15
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