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U.S. SEC Clears ‘Dealer’ Rule Expansion That Could Rope in DeFi

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) widened its definition of a dealer today to pull many more financial operations into its jurisdiction – including, as it warned in a footnote of its original proposal – those dealing in crypto securities.

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