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>>18830431
No, but the SAE shutdown reason was confirmed to me by the plaid man himself. It was heavily implied that they are in full cooperation with regulators (as you can see yourself publicly by their tenured legal counsel hires)

To my knowledge, the SEC hasn't given "approval" to any crypto projects, they just go after the most egregious offenders and set precedent through bellweather cases to discourage future fraud. They occasionally also make offhand comments like they did with Ethereum, which sets less-binding precedent but LINK obviously falls under: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cryptocurrencies-ether/u-s-sec-official-says-ether-not-a-security-price-surges-idUSKBN1JA30Q

LINKIES, you better hold on to your stack.