Regulation

0 Comments
Stablecoin company Tether has released its reserve data after a legal fight to keep it private. The company stated that it had previously reported some data to the New York Attorney General’s Office (NYAG) as part of its settlement obligations in early 2021. CoinDesk Requested Access Afterwards, CoinDesk requested access to one of Tether’s reports.
0 Comments
Bitwise Asset Management has submitted a new filing on June 16 for a proposed rule change to accommodate its planned Bitcoin spot ETF. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had previously rejected a Bitcoin spot ETF application from Bitwise in June 2022, citing inadequate surveillance-sharing, protection against market manipulation, and a lack of significant
0 Comments
A recent Twitter conversation between billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban and former SEC official John Reed Stark has gained attention for its positive, civil discourse on the complexities of securities law in the cryptocurrency industry. The two engaged in a spirited debate, respectfully presenting their viewpoints in view of the public. The Debate The debate centered
0 Comments
The Texas State Securities Board has filed an emergency cease and desist order against Abra, a cryptocurrency lending firm, on June 15. Based on its investigations, the regulator found Abra and related parties committed fraud and made misleading statements. Abra had suggested it was a “crypto bank”, but it does not have a Texas bank
0 Comments
On June 13th, the House Financial Services Committee convened to hear the testimonies of five key players in the blockchain industry. The hearing, titled “The Future of Digital Assets: Providing Clarity for the Digital Asset Ecosystem,” aimed to address the urgent need for regulatory clarity in the digital asset space. The recent legal actions taken