Helium (HNT) Jumps After SEC Dismisses Lawsuit Against Team Behind the Decentralized Wireless Network
A Solana (SOL)-based decentralized wireless network crypto project is skyrocketing after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dismissed its lawsuit against the protocol. In a new thread on the social media platform X, the development team behind Helium (HNT) says that the regulatory agency has dropped its lawsuit against the crypto platform, which alleged that they violated securities laws. According to a press release, Helium developer Nova Labs agreed to pay the SEC $200,000 to settle the accusation without admitting to any wrongdoing. News of the dismissal caused HNT to rally as it went from a low of $2.62 on April 10th to a peak of $3.03 just a day later. It has since retraced and is trading for $2.96, a 9.9% increase during the last 24 hours. The SEC, which originally filed the lawsuit in January, had accused Nova Labs of distributing unregistered securities. “The SEC has agreed to dismiss its unregistered securities claims with prejudic...