Centralized exchanges, privacy coins, and now decentralized exchanges... I'm actually not surprised by what the SEC is doing as it is very predictable. They continue to think that they are the police of the world, and that with the excuse of caring about user investments, which is too simple a lie, they try to control crypto activity. Among other things, the only thing they are looking for, in my opinion, is to force the use of centralized exchanges, which would be a great success for them, since on the other hand they are forcing centralized exchanges to launch stricter policies regarding KYC.
As I have been saying for years, everything is focused on greater and better control of citizens and their funds. By fully controlling the citizen and their funds, governments will be able to know at all times what they do, where they go, where they spend...