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    blockchain association and the crypto
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    legal action against the United States
    Securities and Exchange commission
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    challenge the second’s recent expansion
    of the dealer rule which the industry
    groups argue is stifling innovation in
    the US digital asset Market the B and
    Cat assert that the second exceeded its
    Authority by implementing a broad
    interpretation of the term dealer within
    the Securities Exchange Act of of 1934
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    new rules that redefine dealer and
    government securities dealer as a result
    more participants in the crypto Market
    are required to register join a
    self-regulatory organization and comply
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    vague and burdensome regulatory
    environment for businesses involved in
    digital asset trading the plaintiffs
    alleged that the second failed to
    adequately address public concerns
    raised during The Limited comment period
    and neglected to assess the potential
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    she believes that the rule unlawfully
    redefines the boundaries of the second
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    and instill fear in American innovators
    the lawsuit seeks a court order to
    overturn the expansion of the dealer
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    administrative procedure act APA the APA
    ensures fair and transparent rulem by
    requiring agencies to consider public
    feedback and provide clear guidelines
    Smith emphasized that are seeking
    declaratory judgment and injunctive
    relief Against The Regulators in order
    to overturn the expansion of the rule
    their ultimate goal is to prohibit its
    use against the industry preventing
    further harm caused by what they
    perceive as an overreaching regulator
    the blockchain association and the
    crypto Freedom Alliance of Texas
    represent a significant portion of the
    cryptocurrency industry including
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    The Blockchain Association and the Crypto Freedom Alliance of Texas (CFAT) have taken legal action against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), filing a lawsuit in the Northern District of Texas.

    The lawsuit aims to challenge the SEC’s recent expansion of the “Dealer Rule,” which the industry groups argue is stifling innovation in the U.S. digital asset market.

    The BA and CFAT assert that the SEC exceeded its authority by implementing a broad interpretation of the term “dealer” within the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

    SEC Adopts New Rules to Redefine “Dealer”.

    In February, the SEC adopted new rules that redefine “dealer” and “government securities dealer.”

    As a result, more participants in the crypto market are required to register, join a self-regulatory organization, and comply with federal securities laws.

    According to the lawsuit, this expansion creates a vague and burdensome regulatory environment for businesses involved in digital asset trading.

    The plaintiffs allege that the SEC failed to adequately address public concerns raised during the limited comment period and neglected to assess the potential negative impacts of the rule.

    Kristin Smith, CEO of the Blockchain Association, criticized the SEC for attempting to regulate outside its authority, stating that the Dealer Rule is part of the SEC’s “anti-digital asset crusade.”

    She believes that the rule unlawfully redefines the boundaries of the SEC’s statutory authority granted by Congress, which could drive U.S. companies offshore and instill fear in American innovators.

    The lawsuit seeks a court order to overturn the expansion of the Dealer Rule based on violations of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).

    The APA ensures fair and transparent rulemaking by requiring agencies to consider public feedback and provide clear guidelines.

    Smith emphasized that they are seeking “declaratory judgment and injunctive relief” against the regulators in order to overturn the expansion of the rule.

    Their ultimate goal is to prohibit its use against the industry, preventing further harm caused by what they perceive as an overreaching regulator.

    The Blockchain Association and the Crypto Freedom Alliance of Texas represent a significant portion of the cryptocurrency industry,…

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