SEC
Gensler Defends SEC Crypto Crackdown and 90-Year-Old Securities Laws
Gensler said the same laws developed in response to the financial crises of the 1920s are applicable to the web3 sector today.
SEC’s Ripple Appeal Makes No Attempt To Classify XRP As A Security
The SEC wants the court to reexamine XRP sales carried out by Ripple and its executives using exchanges.
No, The SEC Did Not Miss Its Deadline To Appeal Against Ripple Labs
Despite multiple media outlets reporting that the SEC already missed a crucial filing deadline, the agency has until Oct. 18 to submit all necessary documents.
SEC Doubles Down On Crypto Tokens Comprising Securities In Cumberland Complaint
The SEC claims Cumberland facilitated the sale of $2 billion worth of crypto asset securities since March 2018.
Crypto.com Sues the SEC in Response to “Unlawful” Wells Notice
The centralized exchange hit back with a lawsuit that argues the SEC has unilaterally expanded its jurisdiction.
Ripple Vows to Fight Back after SEC Challenges XRP Ruling
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has pledged to continue fighting the case.
Rari Capital Settles With SEC Over Unregistered Offerings
The SEC alleges that Rari Capital operated as an unregistered broker and sold securities through its Fuse platform.
Restaurant Settles Controversial SEC Action Over NFT Membership Program
SEC commissioners Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda dissented against the enforcement action.
New Bill Seeks To Reconcile Regulatory Division Between SEC and CFTC
The bill would establish a 20-person committee of independent stakeholders tasked with advising both the SEC and CFTC.
Galois Capital Settles With the SEC Over Alleged Custody Failures
The crypto-focused fund that shut down after losing substantial assets on FTX quickly announced its intent to settle with the SEC and is “glad to put this matter behind us.”
