U.S. House Committee members give differing takes on two proposed bills focused on regulating digital assets amid the tug-of-war between the SEC and CFTC over their roles in overseeing the industry.
Charges filed by the SEC against Binance and Coinbase spell trouble for the 'crypto' industry dominated by exchanges that offer assets that amount to securities without proper authorization.
The SEC's charges against Coinbase put the company at a high risk, with Berenberg analyst Mark Palmer projecting that "at least 37%" of the exchange's revenue could be wiped out.
The Philippines SEC has issued a warning over ‘Gemini Derivatives,’ a product available on Gemini’s new Foundation platform, which the regulator alleges is violating Filipino securities law.
Gary Gensler stood his ground that existing laws apply to digital assets since day one amidst criticism from the crypto bros, who lament the alleged ambiguous regulations that meddle with their operations.
Taylor Swift was the only celebrity who bothered to ask FTX if they were offering unregistered securities, and it saved her millions of dollars in an ensuing lawsuit.
Gary Gensler took a jab from Rep. Patrick McHenry after claiming that the 'crypto' market is noncompliant with the law, with the latter saying that the SEC hasn't even clarified the statute of digital assets.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Ripple have exchanged filings over one of Ripple’s most prominent defenses against accusations it illegally offered unregistered securities in connection with XRP.
ParagonCoin violated section 13 (a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 193 and Exchange Act Rules 13a-1, according to the securities regulator.
New York’s Attorney General is accusing the KuCoin digital asset exchange of violating state laws on selling unregistered securities, specifically singling out ETH as one of those securities.
Gary Gensler recently gave an interview to the New York Magazine in which he had some revealing things to say about Bitcoin and its knockoffs, and in particular whether or not they are securities.
Liberty begins with personal responsibility leading to a culture of responsibility—have we seen this in the blockchain space? No, not by a long mile, Bitcoin Historian Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
