SEC issues ‘rare’ no-action letter for Solana DePIN project token FUSE
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Solana’s Fuse Token Gains SEC No-Action Letter in Utility Boost
The SEC no-action letter issued to Fuse has become one of the most important regulatory decisions for the DePIN sector this year. The decision that centers on the Solana-based Fuse Energy project gives Fuse a kind of regulatory breathing room that is not often seen for tokens meant to serve a practical purpose instead of acting like investment chips. People who follow the market say this move hints at a shift in how the Securities and Exchange C…
Fuse Crypto Receives SEC No-Action Letter for Solana-Based ENERGY Token
The SEC issued a no-action letter to Fuse Crypto, a Depin project on Solana. Fuse can offer its Solana-based ENERGY token without registering it as a security. ENERGY tokens provide real-world benefits such as energy bill discounts and carbon-offset perks. On November 24, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a formal no-action letter to Fuse Crypto Limited, the company behind the Solana-based Fuse Energy project. The SEC assure…
Fuse Crypto Wins No-Action Letter, Avoids SEC Security Class
TLDR The SEC granted Fuse Crypto a no-action letter, confirming its FUSE token is not a security. Fuse Crypto uses blockchain to reward customers for participating in green energy initiatives like rooftop solar installation. The SEC’s decision highlights a shift toward clearer regulations for crypto tokens under the current administration. Fuse’s argument that its token is not an investment contract aligned with the SEC’s stance, avoiding secur…
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