SEC Shift Excludes 3 Token Categories from Regulation, Coinbase Invests $375M in ICO Revival

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SEC news broke on Thursday as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced it would no longer regulate utility tokens, digital objects, and practical tools. The decision, led by SEC head Paul Atkins, aims to reduce legal friction for crypto projects. Coinbase has moved quickly, investing $375 million in Echo, a token launch news platform, to support a potential ICO comeback in the U.S. after years of regulatory holdups.
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