FDIC blasts US agencies’ closed-off regulatory approach
FDIC Vice Chair Travis Hill blasted his agency and the SEC for their approach to digital assets, leaving no room for positive engagements.
FDIC Vice Chair Travis Hill blasted his agency and the SEC for their approach to digital assets, leaving no room for positive engagements.
In the wake of the spot BTC ETFs launch in the U.S., Coinbase finds itself at a crossroads, with investors and observers questioning what impact the product will have on the company.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed a lower court's dismissal of a class action suit against Binance, its founder CZ and co-founders Yi He and Roger Wang in April 2020.
The U.S. SEC has issued an order instituting cease-and-desist proceedings against ShapeShift AG, which follows the exchange's submission of an offer of settlement to the regulator.
Coinbase filed a notice to Judge Polk Failla on March 5, saying that Judge Lin's ruling "was procured against an empty chair and its reasoning reflects as much."
Initially set for January 29, the SEC postponed Do Kwon’s trial by two months to allow him to attend, but extradition delays will see him miss the start of the trial on March 25.
The Nigerian government "may impose heavy fines on Binance" but gov't official Bayo Onanuga insisted he "never said Binance had been informed about the fines or that it would definitely be $10 billion."
The Thai securities regulator wrote to the finance minister proposing that he revoke the Zipmex license over its failure to maintain net capital and insufficient management.
After being flagged for unauthorized securities offerings, Binance faces new hurdles as the Philippine SEC works with tech giants Google and Meta to block its marketing material on local devices.
Elsewhere, Hong Kong’s Treasury has proposed bringing OTC venues under the city’s regulations, arguing that they have been used to perpetrate ‘crypto’ fraud.
In this exclusive interview, Infrawatch PH's Terry Ridon shares his views on the Philippines' evolving regulatory landscape and the potential implications of blockchain innovation in the country.
Nigeria’s SEC published licensing guidelines for VASPs in 2022 requiring N500 million ($525,000) paid-up capital, which stakeholders say is unrealistic for local firms.