Explained: How Binance’s stablecoin BUSD can be a security
In its lawsuit against Binance, the SEC has clearly explained for the second time how a stablecoin can be offered to investors as a security.
In its lawsuit against Binance, the SEC has clearly explained for the second time how a stablecoin can be offered to investors as a security.
The SEC has brought a lawsuit against Binance, alleging it mishandled customer funds, sold unregistered securities, and failed to register.
The total number of cryptos the SEC classes as securities now totals 61. It added 16 when it charged Terraform Labs with fraud in February.
Bank records and company DMs reveal that Binance US had no control over its own bank accounts held at Silvergate between 2019 and 2020.
The exchange previously claimed that it was set to embark on a hiring spree that would see it onboard 500 new hires by the end of June.