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Memecoins Are Not Securities!

Posted on March 5, 2025 by admin

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Recently Kevin Price, Host of the nationally syndicated Price of Business Show, interviewed Michele Cea.

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This piece delves into the classification of meme coins under U.S. federal securities laws, discussing their status as non-securities according to the SEC. Meme coins are unique crypto assets often inspired by internet trends, purchased mainly for fun or as collectibles, not traditional investments. The SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance has clarified that these coins aren’t considered securities, meaning they’re not subject to the Securities Act of 1933’s stringent registration requirements.

The classification hinges on the Howey Test, which determines whether an asset is a security by checking if it involves an investment reliant on others’ managerial efforts. Since meme coins derive their value from market sentiment and speculation rather than business operations, they don’t meet this criterion. However, while they aren’t classified as securities, transactions involving them must still adhere to federal and state laws to avoid fraudulent practices.

With the rapidly evolving crypto environment, staying informed about regulatory changes is crucial for anyone involved in the market, from seasoned investors to newcomers. Being aware of the legal landscape can help navigate the risks associated with meme coins, which are subject to significant price fluctuations. Despite their novelty and entertainment value, it’s essential to approach these assets with a mix of curiosity and caution.

 

 

Michele Cea is a founding member of the firm. Mr. Cea graduated from Catholic University School of Law in Milan, Italy (J.D., 2009, with honors), and Fordham University School of Law in New York (LL.M., 2011, Cum Laude).

Prior to completing his LL.M at Fordham Law School in 2011, Mr. Cea worked in a boutique Italian corporate law firm, where he was primarily dealing with shareholder agreements and various business transactions. In New York, Mr. Cea collaborated as a foreign attorney with a preeminent white-collar law firm in matters related to financial frauds, securities regulation and corporate compliance, among others. Mr. Cea was also employed as an Associate in the New York office of an International law firm, where he represented European clients operating in the U.S. In this position, he gained a valuable experience in the business law and real estate practice area, including corporate formation and dissolution, commercial transactions, residential and commercial real estate, trademark registration and business immigration.

Mr. Cea founded his own practice focused on representing foreign nationals and companies operating in the United States. He has extensive experience with international corporate matters, real estate transactions and  non-immigrant visa petitions, such as extraordinary ability and investor visas.

Mr. Cea is licensed to practice in New York (2013) and in Italy (2012). Mr. Cea is fluent in Italian and conversational in Spanish. Mr. Cea is a member of the New York City Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association.

Learn more at https://cealegal.com/.

 

Connect with Michele Cea on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cealegalnyc/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelecea/

 

 

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