Retail investors lost more than $2 billion from Trump's memecoin. Now, the SEC says memecoins are exempt from its rules.

The U.S. Sec clarifies that memecoins are not securities but akin to collectibles, thus holders are not protected by U.S.

Speculative cryptocurrency assets known as memecoins are not considered securities, the staff of the US Securities and ...

The recent SEC ruling, classifying memecoins like Dogecoin [DOGE] as collectibles, has sent ripples through the memecoin ...

United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) commissioner Caroline Crenshaw disagrees with the SEC's recent ...

The top US securities regulator is officially announcing that memecoins do not fall under its purview, comparing the ...

SEC's Division of Corporation Finance declares memecoins are not securities, requiring no SEC registration, while maintaining ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission dropped an informal memecoin policy on the crypto industry, saying investors generally ...

The agency said the novelty digital assets were not securities, a month after President Trump issued his own memecoin.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has emerged as a big savior of the crypto industry in recent weeks— a shift that ...

The SEC does not consider memecoins securities. The agency claims memecoins are primarily for entertainment and do not ...

Bitcoin has become more decentralized at a time when US lawmakers are showing increased interest in the asset.