Mark Cuban dice que es casi imposible determinar qué criptomoneda es un valor

• Mark Cuban cree que la SEC de EE. UU. no ha proporcionado un camino claro hacia la regulación de las criptoempresas. 
• He said that “without an army of securities lawyers,” it is impossible to determine which crypto asset is a security. 
• La SEC recientemente etiquetó muchas monedas como SOL, MATIC, AXS, ADA, etc. como valores en una demanda contra Coinbase.
• Cuban señaló que otras industrias financieras están presenciando una mayor transparencia de la SEC.

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Mark Cuban, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks and the backer of Ethereum scaling solution Polygon (MATIC), is one of the many people who have come out against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its regulation by enforcement tactics against crypto companies. The agency’s chair, Gary Gensler, has stated multiple times that, except for Bitcoin (BTC), all the other crypto coins are securities. 

The billionaire stated that the SEC has visibly failed to provide cryptocurrency firms with a clear registration process and has created regulatory uncertainty in the industry, driving blockchain businesses away from the US economy. Mark Cuban also pointed out that no registration exists in the SEC’s “Framework for ‘Investment Contract’ Analysis of Digital Assets” documento vía un 11 de junio Pío.

Como informó anteriormente Bitnation, el La SEC demandó al mayor criptointercambio en los EE. UU., Coinbase, y en la demanda, declaró que varias monedas ofrecidas por el intercambio son valores, incluidas Solana (SOL), Polygon (MATIC), Axie Infinity (AXS), Chiliz (CHZ), Nexo (NEXO), Cardano (ADA), etc  

“Unfortunately none of the elements presented in this page are part of the registration process. Which makes it near impossible to know, with or without an army of securities lawyers, what is or is not a security in the crypto universe,” Cuban said.

A step-by-step outline isn’t provided by the SEC, but the document does briefly explain what is required for crypto firms that aim to comply with the laws of the land. The firms are required to disclose all information crucial for investors to make “informed investment decisions” and other “essential managerial efforts,” among other things.

Mark Cuban noted that other financial industries are witnessing more transparency from the SEC, and the billionaire explained that “stock loans” are not labeled as securities by the regulator, and rather than suing the brokers and banks, they’re engaging in a “comments process.” 

“They should do the same thing with crypto as an effort to determine which aspects of crypto are securities and which are not,” said the Shark Tank investor.

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