PANews October 21 news: Taylor Barr of Chainlink posted that Chainlink has joined forces with Hedera, Aptos, Ava Labs, and Stellar to call on the U.S. SEC to formally codify its digital commodity framework into rules. Taylor Barr stated that developers need long-term stable regulatory certainty, and fixing existing regulatory progress as formal rules will help the United States continue to maintain its position as a center of digital asset innovation. The initiative is led and promoted by Jackson Mueller.
Chainlink, together with Hedera, Aptos, Avalanche, and Stellar, calls on the SEC to formally codify the digital commodities framework into rules.
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