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
Since its origin, cryptocurrency has been closely intertwined with politics. The nature of the sector, with its open threat to centralized finance, has rendered politics to be its constant watchdog. Moreover, the need for regulations within digital assets, though contrary to crypto’s goals, still requires the involvement of political and
Crypto exchange Kraken is escalating its legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by demanding a jury trial. This request, revealed in a recent court filing, comes as a California judge has ruled that the SEC’s lawsuit against Kraken will proceed to trial. The SEC first sued
Nigeria’s SEC has planned to take legal action against crypto exchanges and investors. Those who fail to abide by their regulatory frameworks. Nairametrics, a local Nigerian media has reported that Dr. Emomotimi Agama, the SEC Director-General is emphasizing that the committee is determined to protect investors. Similarly, in July, the
The global crypto regulatory sector has shown a spike in activity in 2024. Leading nations such as the US and UK announced new regulatory plans while on the other hand, Eastern countries also made advancements. Presently, in the past day, South Korea’s regulatory body, the Financial Supervisory Services (FSS) announced
The cryptocurrency sector confronts several legal complications on a daily basis. While regulatory bodies often stand central to such occurrences, there are instances when individual traders raise issues. One such lawsuit was the 2022 Dogecoin Manipulation case filed against tech billionaire Elon Musk and his company Tesla. According to market
The SEC has become an integral part of the US crypto regulatory landscape, particularly in the past few months. Amid several lawsuits and reexamination of crypto assets, the regulatory body has hawk-eyed crypto institutions. Recently, on August 22, the SEC raised claims against HEX founder Richard Heart. Notably, the SEC
In the past few months, within crypto regulations, there have been numerous reports of advancements and lawsuits. While leading cryptocurrency firms such as Coinbase and Ripple battled with the SEC, other institutions also encountered legal issues. Recently, Ikigai Strategic Partners, a cryptocurrency fund was found to have mismanaged Bitcoin loans
The crypto market saw several key actions in the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit this week. Ripple’s chief legal officer, Stuart Alderoty, recently asked Kamala Harris to end the SEC’s war against cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, the XRP token exhibits a price increase of 0.80% after showing notable surges on August 8. Notably,
The cryptocurrency sector in South Korea encountered a revised version of the FSC’s Virtual Asset User Protection Act. This revised version included a charge of supervisory fees for leading crypto exchanges such as Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone and GOPAX. The exchanges are required to pay a regulatory fee of 300 million
