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Unaffiliated Governance Voters Generally Aren’t a Controlling ‘Group,’ SEC Staff Say
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- SEC staff issued new guidance clarifying that unaffiliated governance voters typically do not constitute a controlling group.
- The informal answers address several topics, including token voting mechanisms, governance structures managed within foundations, and specific powers such as transaction reversals.
- However, the staff notes these statements carry no binding legal authority and do not cite specific crypto projects.
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- UnchainedUnaffiliated Governance Voters Generally Aren’t a Controlling ‘Group,’ SEC Staff Say · 2 hours agoRead on Unchained
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