[Consensys Submits Comment Letter to SEC, Proposes Safe Harbor for User-Controlled Interfaces] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on May 12, according to official sources, Consensys submitted a comment letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on May 11, stating that the SEC's latest interpretive framework for crypto assets may leave regulatory gaps, exposing self-custody wallet providers like MetaMask to compliance uncertainties. Consensys requests that the SEC clarify, through targeted safe harbor provisions or other exemptions, that self-custody, user-controlled interfaces supporting transactions of non-security crypto assets potentially tied to investment contracts do not need to register as broker-dealers. Consensys emphasized that this initiative aims to ensure U.S. users can continue utilizing open, neutral, peer-to-peer blockchain tools.