Lido said in a statement that the guidance issued by the SEC yesterday confirmed that liquid pledges and stETH-like receipt tokens do not constitute securities, providing Lido and the industry as a whole with the regulatory clarity they have long needed. Lido now has greater regulatory clarity in its US operations, removing the shadow of uncertainty that previously hindered institutional adoption and DeFi integration.
This position opens the door for US-based platforms, Financial Institution Groups and users to use Lido more freely. Without having to worry about triggering securities laws, more protocols may integrate stETH, thus further expanding its application scenarios in the DeFi field. This also strengthens the case for centralized trading platforms and fintech platforms to support Lido's liquid pledge, which is expected to bring more capital inflows.
Lido: The SEC's clarification of the non-securities nature of liquid pledges will help promote institutional adoption and the development of the DeFi ecosystem
2025-08-06 08:22:34
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