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SEC Adds ‘No Central Party’ Condition to Token Buyback Guidance

The SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance added a condition to its token buyback guidance, limiting it to networks with no central party. The change came three days after the agency published its crypto FAQ. a16z crypto’s Miles Jennings called the revision “great work by the SEC.”

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The condition narrows the guidance's reach to genuinely decentralized networks, effectively excluding tokens where a team or foundation retains control. That matters most for projects still on the path to progressive decentralization, whose buyback treatment now hinges on a judgment call about who counts as a central party. Whether the SEC clarifies how that threshold is assessed, and how much of the token market falls outside the guidance as a result, is the open question.

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