
May 29th, 2025
Coinbase, like most other crypto-linked stocks, has seen its values plummet on the back of the recent crypto market crash.
Coinbase shares dropped by a large margin owing to reports that the exchange will be probed by the SEC for an operational indiscretion.
With Ripple’s ODL, FOMO Pay may now provide instantaneous and more efficient payment services to its users around the globe.
Coinbase is not taking the SEC’s allegations lightly. The exchange intends to dispute the regulator’s claims in every possible way.
While explaining its latest SEC subpoena, Tesla also said prevailing circumstances have necessitated a hike in capital spending.
According to the legal firm, Yuga labs also launched the ApeCoin to defraud investors.
Zipmex announced it is considering buyout offers from “various interested parties” after suspending customer withdrawals last week.
Before the heat between Coinbase and the SEC started, the crypto exchange was always conservative in its token listing.
The scheme, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ), ran from June 2021 to April 2022. Over the period, they profited from at least $1.5 million in illegal trades.
The SEC has filed objections against XRP holders and attorney John E Deaton who are aiding Ripple in its defense against the regulator.
Fox-Geen revealed that the SPAC process takes longer for crypto companies.
A number of XRP proponents seem to be celebrating the dumping of the XRP tokens by Jed McCaleb for reasons that may be personal to these individuals.
The lawsuit filed by Twitter notably wanted an expedited hearing set at around 60 days from the filing date.
The latest development from the regulatory body reportedly comes after the commission rejected Grayscale’s attempt to convert its Bitcoin trust into an ETF in June.
The SEC categorized Bitcoin Futures ETF and spot Bitcoin ETF as separate products.