Web3 gaming firm Immutable has been issued a Wells notice by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said in a statement on Friday.

The company said the notice was received hours after the company’s “first interaction” with the SEC, and “cited statutory provisions and contained limited meaningful detail about the nature of the investigation”.

“With this action, the SEC is continuing to indiscriminately assert that tokens are securities. While not specified in the notice, we believe its claims are targeting the listing and private sales of IMX in 2021,” Immutable said, referencing a blog post about a pre-launch private purchase of Immutable’s token IMX by Huobi Ventures Blockchain Fund.

The firm’s IMX token slipped over 13% at $1.16 over the past 24 hours.

A Wells notice is a letter sent to people or companies following an investigation by the SEC. It informs them that the regulator is planning a lawsuit against them. Several high profile crypto companies have received such notices over the past few years including Coinbase, Consensys, Ripple, OpenSea and Crypto.com.

The CEO of Immutable and the Digital Worlds Foundation, the parent entity of the issuer of Immutable’s IMX token, also received separate notices. Immutable also said it was aware of “related inquiries, but no actual or proposed yasal action, from the DOJ.”

“To manufacture a case on a listing that occurred in 2021, with practically no direct communication with the company, is precisely the reason the industry is so skeptical of any attempts from this SEC to argue it is attempting to provide clarity,” it said.

“Despite the SEC indiscriminately claiming that tokens across the industry are securities, we are confident the IMX token is not. If the manner of providing clarity to the industry is by winning against this attempted regulation by enforcement, then Immutable is happy to do so.”