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Securities and Exchange Commission

The CoinGeek Pulse Episode 37: Coinbase pays $6.5M fine, FATF updates guidance, Hester Peirce talks regulation & innovation
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26 March, 2021

The CoinGeek Pulse Episode 37: Coinbase pays $6.5M fine, FATF updates guidance, Hester Peirce talks regulation & innovation

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission released an announcement confirming that Coinbase exchange had agreed to settle charges and to...
Hester Peirce hopes regulators will change attitude towards digital currencies
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23 March, 2021

Hester Peirce hopes regulators will change attitude towards digital currencies

Hester Peirce hopes that 2021 will be a turning point for digital currency regulations in the United States.
Hester Peirce talks digital asset regulation and bringing more clarity to support innovation on Blockchain Policy Matters
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22 March, 2021

Hester Peirce talks digital asset regulation and bringing more clarity to support innovation on Blockchain Policy Matters

In the latest episode of Blockchain Policy Matters, Bitcoin Association Founding President Jimmy Nguyen caught up with SEC Commissioner Hester...
SEC files rebuttal in its pursuit of Ripple execs’ personal financial records
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22 March, 2021

SEC files rebuttal in its pursuit of Ripple execs’ personal financial records

The Securities and Exchange Commission is asking the court to stop a motion by Ripple executives to deny it access...
The endangered state of digital asset exchanges
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19 March, 2021

The endangered state of digital asset exchanges

The U.S.’s expanding offensive on digital asset players should be a clear signal that existing regulatory structures apply to the...
Judge declines XRP investors attempt to become third-party defendants in SEC case
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19 March, 2021

Judge declines XRP investors attempt to become third-party defendants in SEC case

Some 6,000 investors in XRP argued they were not being sufficiently represented during the legal proceedings brought against the firm...
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