- The SEC concluded his research into unchanging without enforcement action, signaling the legal relaxation.
- The office shifts from enforcement -driven regulation under acting chairman Mark Uyeda.
The American SEC has Closed His research into the Ethereum [ETH]-Based gaming platform unchangeable without imposing enforcement action, which marks the end of five months of regulatory testing.
For context, the SEC launched his probe in the IMX token of immutable in October 2024 with a wells knowledge, where potential violations of the securities legislation are investigated.
Source: unchangeable/x
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Robbie Ferguson, co-founder and president of the victory.
“We are pleased that the SEC has closed its research. This marks an important milestone for the crypto industry and gaming while we are moving forward to a future with regulatory clarity.”
Ferguson emphasized the company’s enthusiasm for the increasing clarity of the US government and emphasized the positive impact on industry.
He added,
“With a clear regulatory framework, we are planning to speed up our ambitions to bring digital ownership to the 3.1 billion gamers in the world.”
Community response
As expected, this news was well received by the crypto community, as emphasized by Nicolas Schrikwho said,
“Large. Large W for unchangeable and web3 gaming as a whole.”
Added to the fight Another X user that noticed,
“Congratulations guys. Big day.”
Sec’s shift in approach
That said, tHe SEC has also moved from his enforcement -driven approach under former chairman Gary Gsler by ending his investigation into unchanging.
With acting chairman Mark Uyeda now at the helm, the agency is actively defined its crypto control strategy.
A crypto-task force, led by pro-Crypto commissioner Hester Peirce, was also established to concentrate on supervision.
Moreover, the SEC round table discussions in the industry has started to encourage the development of clearer and more effective regulatory frameworks.
Other platforms that celebrated this victory
In less than three months since President Donald Trump took office, the SEC facilitates its aggressive crypto regulation posture.
The agency ended investigations into large platforms such as Gemini, Robinhood, OpenSea, Yuga Labs and unchanging without submitting enforcement actions.
It also rejected lawsuits against important players in industry such as Kraken, Coinbase, Consensys and Cumberland DRW. In addition, the SEC paved on current affairs against Tron and Binance, which indicates a shift in his regulatory approach.
Why is Ripple still lagging behind?
In the midst of this legal shift is another remarkable development that Ripple’s [XRP] Long -term legal battle with the SEC seems to be approaching his conclusion. This was hinted by the Chief Legal Officer of the company, Stuart Alderoty.
Source: Stuart Alderoty/X
With the approach of the SEC that shifts considerably after the victory of Trump, the crypto community remains hopeful that Ripple will soon be freed from the legal battle, so that much needed lighting will be brought to the entire industry.
