According to Wu Blockchain, blockchain software company Consensys submitted a comment letter to the U.S. SEC on May 11, urging the provision of a safe harbor or exemption arrangement for self-custody crypto asset interfaces like MetaMask. Consensys stated that the SEC's new crypto framework might leave regulatory gaps in scenarios where some non-security crypto assets still involve investment contracts, making it difficult for self-custody wallets to determine whether they need to handle related transactions as per broker-dealer requirements. Consensys suggested that interface providers meeting conditions such as not custodizing user assets, not acting as counterparties, and transactions being initiated and signed by users should not be required to register as broker-dealers solely for supporting such transactions. https://(wublock123.com)/news/consensys-submits-comments-to-sec-warns-crypto-framework-gap-for-self-custody-wallets-60902