CoinsAQ summary · neutral
SEC changes token buyback guidance as spending hits $638M
What happened
The SEC staff's revised FAQ now requires a crypto system to be both functional and free of a central party for its buyback answer to apply. The US Securities and Exchange Commission tightened its guidance for crypto token buybacks just three days after publishing it. On Sept..
Related asset context
Not financial advice. News and sentiment can be incomplete, delayed, or change quickly.
Continue researching
Related stories
What Zero LTV Means for an Existing Aave Loan
A worked Aave V3 example explains current LTV, maximum borrowing power and health factor—and why zero LTV does not automatically trigger liquidation.
This Altcoin Defies Sunday Sluggishness as BTC Eyes $78K Recovery: Weekend Watch
Meanwhile, M and XPL have dropped hard over the past 24 hours.
Jupiter Lend’s withdrawal liquidity rebounds from near zero to 29 million USDC
Jupiter Lend reported about 29 million USDC available for withdrawals at 09:25:56 UTC on October 31, after near-zero liquidity the previous afternoon.