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Describing the general method used to crypto asset filings as “problematic,” SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda has taken aim at the way his office handles crypto disclosure laws.
Concerns Over Current Disclosure Practices
Uyeda declared in a July 1 statement on the official SEC website the acceptance of new regulations and form changes to apply the Registered Index-Linked Annuities (RILA) Act. Although the statement mostly covers modifications to Form N-4 submissions, Uyeda gently attacked the SEC’s treatment of crypto assets.
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Uyeda underlined the shortcomings of the present system in footnote 3 of the statement by calling for modifications to Form S-1 filings to properly represent the special character of digital assets. “Many of these issuers and crypto digital assets have traits for which Form S-1 may technically require information that is not relevant or applicable but does not require certain information that may be material,” Uyeda said. He underlined that the present strategy “neither promotes capital generation nor protects investors.”
Industry Reaction and Ongoing Legal Battles
Head of government relations at cryptocurrency venture capital company Paradigm Alexander Grieve pointed out that this was the first time Uyeda has openly advocated a customized disclosure rule for cryptocurrencies. “The SEC under a different admin would be a very different place” Grieved said. Praising Uyeda’s remarks, the U.S.-based cryptocurrency advocacy organization Blockchain Association also said his approach is “nuanced, innovation-forward, exactly what the sector needs.”
Just a few days after the SEC sued Ethereum development company Consensys on June 28, claiming that MetaMask’s wallet application behaved as an unregistered broker engaged in the “offer and sale of securities” Uyeda’s comment came The lawsuit includes aimed at Ethereum staking products as Lido DAO and Rocket Pool, MetaMask employs for Ether (ETH) staking.
Consensys sued the SEC in April in response to a Wells notice, contesting efforts to label ETH and associated staking services as securities.
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