Securities and Exchange Commission

SEC v Ripple: court grants permission for amicus curiae submissions
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16 November, 2022

SEC v Ripple: court grants permission for amicus curiae submissions

A total of 16 companies, made up mostly of 'crypto' interest groups, have filed an amicus curiae in the SEC...
Ripple publishes ‘regulatory white paper’ amid industry meltdown
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16 November, 2022

Ripple publishes ‘regulatory white paper’ amid industry meltdown

Ripple recommends that British lawmakers set up an overarching regulatory framework, increase its regulatory resources, and commit to public education...
Is SEC harming ‘crypto’ by enforcing the securities laws?
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11 November, 2022

Is SEC harming ‘crypto’ by enforcing the securities laws?

The tight regulations on the digital asset space are not the problem but instead, turning the original Bitcoin into a...
Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather set to beat EthereumMax investor lawsuit: report
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11 November, 2022

Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather set to beat EthereumMax investor lawsuit: report

Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather, and former Celtics player Paul Pierce were sued for luring investors to the ill-fated EthereumMax, but...
SEC chair Gary Gensler reiterates call for digital asset registration in the wake of FTX collapse
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10 November, 2022

SEC chair Gary Gensler reiterates call for digital asset registration in the wake of FTX collapse

Securities commission Chairman Gary Gensler has re-emphasised the need for digital asset platforms to bring themselves within the protective umbrella...
Judge rules against LBRY in securities case: what does it mean for Ripple?
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9 November, 2022

Judge rules against LBRY in securities case: what does it mean for Ripple?

LBRY lost its battle against the SEC following a federal judge's ruling that the LBC tokens are securities, sending a...
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