Lido Labs responds to SEC questions, saying governance tokens and LST should not be considered securities
Lido Labs Foundation responded electronically to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Cryptocurrency Special Working Group on March 24, arguing that these digital assets should not be classified as securities under federal securities laws because they have fundamental utility and operational characteristics.
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