Edmund Moy, former US Mint director, speaks on the problems of bitcoin regulation.
Singapore’s new financial legislation is aimed to increase crypto-related activities in the country. Notable crypto operators and exchanges support the move to obtain a Singaporean license.
A new Market Integrity Working Group, tasked with the responsibility of ensuring fairness and accountability in the crypto space, will be co-chaired by senior executives of both Ripple and Coinbase.
An end to the lawsuit against Ripple hasn’t been put yet. But when it is, will it affect the XRP price? That’s an interesting case to observe.
After long months of waiting for the decision from the SEC, Bitwise has withdrawn its Bitcoin ETF proposal.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Investor Education and Advocacy office is warning the public that investing in IEOs may be highly risky and not much different from investing in ICOs.
The CFTC and the SEC are collaborating to identify the status of different cryptocurrencies. But the situation with XRP is still unclear.
Till February 26 Telegram needs to reveal its bank records related to Gram token sale to the U.S. SEC.
The SEC findings show that the Durov brothers were selling the Telegram’s GRAM tokens five months after the initial offer took place. And that’s bad.
According to the SEC, the commission and Kik took a total of 11 depositions in the case. The twelfth deposition is scheduled for January 28, 2020.
The law will help companies looking to utilize blockchain-based records systems. However, the law’s wording is vague in some places, so that it could face legal challenges.