SEC gives Canton crypto regulatory relief – Why CC faces a $0.10 test
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The SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance has determined that Canton’s native token qualifies as a digital commodity, citing value derived from network operations and market dynamics rather than a centralized issuer. The relief removes a key regulatory overhang for Canton, a privacy-focused institutional blockchain, and could ease compliance paths for exchanges and token holders. CC now faces a technical test near $0.10, a level traders are watching as a gauge of whether the regulatory clarity can translate into sustained demand. Market participants will look next for follow-through in CC trading volume and total value locked on Canton, plus any formal exchange listings or institutional onboarding that cite the commodity classification.
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