The U.S. Court of Appeals rejects the lawsuit demanding the SEC to clarify the legal definition of ETH by a law firm
The United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected Hodl Law's lawsuit against the SEC, in which the law firm attempted to force the SEC to clarify its classification of ETH. Hodl Law failed to demonstrate a "real danger" of facing SEC enforcement action due to the use of Ethereum and its tokens. The court held that the SEC has not yet classified ETH as a security, and Hodl Law could not provide evidence that the SEC had taken "final agency action". Although the SEC has approved spot ETH ETFs, the legal status of ETH remains unclear. Hodl Law stated it will continue seeking legal avenues for clear answers.
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