After months of patience, the crypto community is finally witnessing good tides hitting its sails. With the crypto-positive US elections results, the sector has been highly optimized into a bull run, with currencies reaching new trading levels. Meanwhile, the regulatory landscape has also spurred action, as the community speculates on
With Donald Trump’s recent U.S. presidential win, the global crypto community is buzzing with expectations over the next Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In the July campaign, Trump promised crypto supporters that he would fire the current SEC chair, Gary Gensler, “on day one” of his presidency. Gensler, known for
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking to dismiss critical defences raised by crypto exchange Kraken in an ongoing lawsuit. In a motion filed in the Northern District Court of California, the SEC argued Kraken had received sufficient notice of potential securities violations. The legal team, however, labelled
A change in leadership, especially a nationwide one can instigate a wave of changes. With new presidential terms incoming in the USA, its leading crypto regulator, the Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) is also expected to undergo a leadership change. This is in accordance with Donald Trump’s promise to fire
Commissioner Hester Peirce has been outspoken in her criticism of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler’s strategy of regulating the cryptocurrency business via litigation rather than regulation. Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz thinks she would be a great pick to lead the US SEC. Having long pushed for a more deliberate and transparent
Binance and its former CEO, Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, have filed a motion to dismiss the SEC’s amended complaint against them. The motion, submitted on Nov. 4, accuses the SEC of failing to provide clear regulatory standards for the crypto industry. Binance’s legal team contends that the SEC’s approach contradicts a
Coinbase has revealed troubling findings about the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), uncovering over 20 instances where the regulator advised banks to avoid providing crypto-related services. This information emerged following the exchange’s recent Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests aimed at shedding light on the ongoing governmental crackdown on cryptocurrencies.
The U.S. digital asset sector has faced mounting costs exceeding $400 million in dealing with enforcement actions brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under Chair Gary Gensler. The Blockchain Association highlighted this figure, compiled and released in partnership with global markets research firm HarrisX, on Thursday, emphasizing the
In the last 24 hours, several interesting market activities occurred. The crash of the US stock market took the spotlight as the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin also returned to the $69K level. Meanwhile, on the regulatory end, the SEC received a response from its recent Wells Notice receiver, Immutable. Crypto assets
Emory University recently reported a notable $15 million investment in the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini ETF, marking it as the first American university to publicly disclose Bitcoin holdings. According to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dated October 25, Emory held 2,678,906 shares in the ETF, valued at
