Latest News and Articles about Cryptocurrency Regulation
U.S. Court Grants Coinbase Rare Appeal in SEC Case: Howey Test in Focus
U.S. Court Grants Coinbase Rare Appeal in SEC Case Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the United States, has been granted a rare interlocutory appeal by Judge Katherine Polk Failla of the Southern District of New York. This significant move allows Coinbase to challenge the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) allegations that it operated as […]
Read MoreRipple’s Partial SEC Victory Fuels Crypto Regulation Debate
Ripple’s Legal Battle with SEC Sparks Debate on Crypto Regulation In a landmark decision, Ripple’s legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reshaped the future of XRP and ignited a fierce debate over the fairness and clarity of cryptocurrency regulation. Ripple’s partial victory in 2023 has left the industry grappling with […]
Read MoreRipple Challenges SEC: Advocates for Clear Crypto Regulations Amid Leadership Shift
Ripple vs. SEC: A Call for Clearer Cryptocurrency Regulation David Schwartz, the candid CTO of Ripple, has recently criticized the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) approach to regulating the cryptocurrency industry. His remarks resonate with Ripple’s ongoing legal battle against the SEC, urging for clarity and proper legislative processes over “regulation by enforcement.” “Merry […]
Read MoreSouth Korea’s FSC Denies Corporate Crypto Purchases Amid Rising Institutional Interest
South Korea’s Regulatory Tightrope: Companies and Crypto The South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC) has denied swirling rumors that it intends to allow corporations to purchase cryptocurrencies. This denial comes amid increasing institutional interest in crypto assets within South Korea, as companies and investors worldwide show a growing appetite for digital currencies like Bitcoin (BTC) […]
Read MoreSouth Korean Ex-Congressman Jailed for Hiding $7.5M in Crypto Amid Regulatory Debates
South Korean Congressman Sentenced for Concealing $7.5 Million in Cryptocurrency Kim Nam-guk, a former South Korean congressman, has been sentenced to six months in prison for concealing $7.5 million worth of cryptocurrency. This case has intensified discussions around the regulation and transparency of cryptocurrency holdings in South Korea. Kim Nam-guk hid $7.5M in crypto, leading […]
Read MoreSenate Rejects Crenshaw’s SEC Re-Nomination: Implications for Crypto Regulation
U.S. Senate Blocks Crenshaw’s Re-Nomination: A New Chapter for Crypto Regulation? The U.S. Senate’s decision to block Caroline Crenshaw’s re-nomination as an SEC Commissioner marks a significant moment for cryptocurrency regulation. This move, driven by her strong opposition to cryptocurrencies, could signal a shift towards more open regulatory policies. Crenshaw’s re-nomination blocked amidst strong opposition […]
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