Everyone at Consensus 2024 Is Talking About Biden’s Crypto Flip Flop. Is He for Real?
Attendees are cautious optimistic about apparent regulatory and legislative changes, though not everyone is convinced.
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Crypto Can’t Be Regulated by Current US Regulators
Alexandra Damsker, author of “Understanding DeFi,” argues that the shifting nature of tokens means that agencies like the SEC and CFTC are incapable of regulating crypto effectively.
Terraform, Do Kwon Agree in Principle to Settle Fraud Case With SEC: Court Filing
Terraform Labs and co-founder Do Kwon have tentatively agreed to settle a fraud case with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to a court filing Thursday.
Uniswap Foundation Shares Balance Sheet as Fee Vote Nears
The Uniswap Foundation’s balance sheet shows $41.41 million in fiat and stablecoins and 730,000 UNI tokens.
The Unintended Consequences of FIT21’s Crypto Market Structure Bill
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3 Questions About the SEC’s Abrupt ETH ETF Approval
Was the decision politically motivated? What does it mean for Ethereum going forward? Will other leading chains benefit too?
SOL, XRP Could Be Possible Candidates for ETFs, Standard Chartered Says
Standard Chartered believes Solana {{SOL}} or Ripple’s XRP could be the next contenders, but not until 2025.
Ether ETFs Clear Major Hurdle, Though SEC Hasn’t Cleared Them for Trading Yet
The Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) on Thursday approved 19b-4 forms filed by issuers looking to launch a spot ether exchange-traded fund (ETF), marking a key step forward in bringing the fund on the market.
Gensler Says ‘Stay Tuned’ on U.S. SEC’s Decision on ETH ETF
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler declined on Thursday to preview his agency’s decision on ether exchange traded funds (ETFs), though he advised observers to “‘stay tuned.”
U.S. House Approves Crypto FIT21 Bill With Wave of Democratic Support
The crypto industry recorded its biggest-ever U.S. policy win on Wednesday when the House of Representatives approved a wide-reaching bill to establish regulations for digital assets markets, recording a 279-136 vote that saw Democrats crossing party lines to support it.