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SEC Staff Clarifies When Token Voters Are Not a 'Central Party'

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Briefings

The SEC clarified that token voters are not a 'central party' unless they exercise coordinated control over a crypto system. This guidance distinguishes independent governance participation from coordinated control and identifies unilateral powers that amount to overseeing a crypto system. The article was published on November 2, 2026, and the full story is available at The Defiant.

Key points

• The SEC guidance distinguishes independent governance participation from coordinated control and identifies unilateral powers that amount to overseeing a crypto system.
• Token voters are not a 'central party' unless they exercise coordinated control over a crypto system.

Context

This clarification defines the legal boundary between independent governance participation and coordinated control within cryptocurrency systems.

Limitations

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