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Donald Trump Names Former SEC Chair Clayton to DOJ Office, the Same Office That Prosecuted Sam Bankman-Fried
In the week since his reelection, the former and now future president has named a number of individuals he intends…
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Crypto.com v. SEC Is a Bold, ‘Bet the Company’ Case
And so, somehow, Crypto.com has reached the precipice. If it wins the first “ripeness” issue and is allowed to bring…
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NYSE, Cboe Win SEC Approval for Bitcoin (BTC) ETF Options
In its NYSE approval, the SEC wrote that it believes options on the bitcoin ETFs “would permit hedging, and allow…
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Coinbase (COIN) Escalates U.S. SEC Fight Over the Agency’s Inside Chatter on ETH
Coinbase hired History Associates Inc. to pursue SEC communications under the Freedom of Information Act – a process that initially…
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XRP's 'Bearish Skew' Persists Amid 10% Price Slide Following SEC Appeal and ETF Filing
Just as optimism was about to surge, clouds rolled in, pushing prices lower.
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Mango Markets Agrees to Destroy MNGO Tokens in SEC Settlement
Mango DAO, Mango Labs and Blockworks Foundation agreed to settle charges with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Friday.
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Consensys’ ETH Suit Against U.S. SEC Dismissed by Texas Court
Judge Reed O’Connor of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas noted in a Thursday filing that…
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SEC Places Heavier Scrutiny on Binance's Token Listing, Trading Process in Proposed Amended Complaint
The SEC filed its proposed amended complaint against Binance on Thursday with a greater emphasis on the exchange’s token listing…
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Nigeria SEC to Commence Enforcement Action on Unlicensed Crypto Firms: Reports
We are certainly going to commence enforcement actions on anyone who wants to operate in this market and does not…
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Why the SEC Is Wrong About NFTs
The regulator’s Wells notice against OpenSea showed once again how regulators are overreaching in interpreting the law, says Edward Lee,…
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