SEC custody rule change threatens crypto firms
The SEC is proposing a change to custody requirements for investment advisors that threaten their ability to engage with cryptocurrency.
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The SEC is proposing a change to custody requirements for investment advisors that threaten their ability to engage with cryptocurrency.
More than two years in, the SEC v. Ripple suit about an alleged unregistered securities offering could reach summary judgment soon.
— SEC
The SEC has been investigating Green, a crypto firm that raises red flags. The agency accidentally leaked personal data of 650 users.
— Crypto, Hivemapper
If the decentralized mapping network's HONEY token does represent equity, it would likely have to be registered with the SEC.
— Crypto, Regulation
LBRY Inc. has lost its case against the SEC regarding its LBC token, potentially setting a precedent for others.
— Crypto, Regulation
The SEC has used the media storm of Kim Kardashian's settlement to warn investors of celebrity endorsements — are more charges to come?
Judge Torres has overruled the SEC's appeals to keep former director William Hinman's Ethereum speech drafts out of court.
Ripple denies that XRP qualifies as a security because sales of the token never included an investment contract. The SEC disputes this.
The SEC has repeatedly denied spot bitcoin ETF applications because crypto exchanges won't agree to share truthful data.
— Crypto, Ian Balina
Ian Balina was sued by the SEC for promoting and selling the SPRK token, an alleged unregistered security.