The regulator has been appealing against the court’s July decision, declaring that retail sales of the XRP token did not meet the legal definition of a security.
On Oct. 3, United States District Court Judge Analisa Torres rejected the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s motion to appeal its loss against Ripple Labs, the company behind the XRP have set up a crypto-focused working group to deal with illicit crypto exchange activities.
The CSA reaffirmed that stablecoins “may constitute securities and/or derivatives,” which Canadian crypto exchanges are prohibited from trading. However, if issuers maintain an appropriate reserve of assets with a qualified custodian and crypto exchanges offering stablecoins make “certain information related to governance, operations, and reserve of assets publicly available,” then the CSA could allow those assets to be traded.
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