SEC drops high-profile crypto cases in pivot
Trump's administration has made changes to the SEC, and it has dropped legal action against six major crypto firms this month.
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Trump's administration has made changes to the SEC, and it has dropped legal action against six major crypto firms this month.
Read more (2 min) →Reporting suggests that the SEC is considering dropping enforcement cases against cryptocurrency firms following Trump's inauguration.
— SEC, Stablecoins
Dollar-pegged stablecoin TUSD may still be up to 99.7% backed by speculative assets, despite an SEC settlement that alleged this behavior.
— Gary Gensler, SEC
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OpenSea fans claim that SEC commissioners think all NFTs are securities, but like so many fake news events in crypto, it never happened.
US district judge Analisa Torres has changed the future of crypto trading and fundraising with a powerful, surprising ruling in SEC v. Ripple.
Protos has tallied the SEC’s wins and losses against over 260 crypto industry defendants in US courts since 2019.
Apparently, unless ConsenSys is lying in a new lawsuit it filed on Thursday, the SEC has classified ETH as a security.
— Justin Sun, SEC
Sun had previously asked for the suit, which alleges that he sold unregistered securities to US investors, to be dropped.
No one outside of the SEC and Uniswap has seen the Wells notice but there are only a handful of issues that the SEC could be looking into.