SEC closes the investigation in the web3 gaming platform Immutable

The American Securities and Exchange Commission officially closed its investigation into the Australian crypto-playing company of unchangeable.

According to a statement From the company 26. Marta, the regulator will not take any implementation of the law against the unchanging (IMK), The IMKS Ecosystem Foundation or its executive director. This officially puts the end of things.

Improstin was first discovered in October to receive a well notice from the moment. This notice meant that the Agency was considering possible accusations of violating American laws on securities. However, with the investigation, it is now closed, it does invariably say that this outcome confirms its long-term commitment to legal and regulatory respect.

The company welcomed the ruling Sec and noticed that it was a step in the right direction for the Game Sector Web2. Unalterable It has claimed that during the whole process remained dedicated to its goal and continued the development of players products.

Over the past year, he signed a record number of games, launched a wealthy game and saw more than a million new users login for its passport system. After the announcement, IMKS, Immutable’s mother-in-second token is 6% in the last 24 hours.

The SEC decision is part of a larger shift approaching the CRIPTO implementation. The Agency fell on numerous cryptocurnosts since the beginning of the year, including Openea, Unisvap (Uni), Robinhood and Gemini.

To enable more clearly regulatory guidelines for digital assets, SEC formed a crypto working group under the direction of Commissioner Hester Peirce. Meanwhile, Ripple is also in the final phases of the decision of the long legal battle with Secu.

20. Marta, Cripto.news export that SEC agreed to reject his appeal against Ripple without conditions. In another update 26. Marta, Ripple Legal Officer discovered that the company will not continue her opponent. Ripple secured a reduced fine, reducing the original $ 125 million punishment to $ 50 million.