Consensys was sued, and the US SEC took action on staking again, and staking concept coins such as LDO and RPL fell sharply.

The recent regulatory negatives are really not quiet.

On June 28, local time, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against Consensys in the Federal Court of Brooklyn, New York. The regulator claimed that Consensys sold thousands of unregistered securities through staking program providers Lido and Rocket Pool, and the two companies issued liquid staking tokens called stETH and rETH in exchange for staking assets. This is less than two weeks after the SEC notified Consensys that it had ended its investigation into Ethereum 2.0.

Affected by this, Lido (LDO) and Rocket Pool (RPL) fell sharply, with LDO falling by more than 20% at one point to $1.85, and now rebounding to around $1.95, while RPL is currently down 7%.

Will SSV, which is also a staking track, and ETHFI ENA, which is staking again, also be affected?