SEC chair Gary Gensler warns impending AI-wrought financial crisis ‘nearly unavoidable’
Gensler reportedly fears big tech’s stranglehold on AI technologies homogenizing the financial market. Go to Source
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SEC plans scrutiny of crypto dealer-brokers, transfer agents, per 2024 exam guide
The SEC sets examination priorities based on feedback from examiners and input from investors and the industry. Go to Source
Mining BTC is harder than ever — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin wakes up to near $28,000 ahead of a jump to a new BTC mining difficulty record as billionaire investor Ray Dalio conjures the chilling thought of “World War III.” Go to Source
ProShares prepares to launch unique Short Ether Strategy ETF
ProShares’ SETH ETF will start trading soon, following the first Ethereum futures ETFs by about two weeks. Go to Source
Coinbase continues push to compel SEC to act on crypto rulemaking petition
Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal has once again called for a mandamus to compel the SEC to respond to the firm’s crypto rulemaking petition. Go to Source
SEC reportedly wont appeal court decision on Grayscale Bitcoin ETF
If true, the SEC will need to review and make a decision on Grayscale’s spot Bitcoin ETF application. If denied, Grayscale could appeal the decision. Go to Source
Ripple CTO slams Charles Hoskinson over SEC’s ETH ‘favoritism’
Ripple community and Cardano founder have clashed over the definition of corruption in the context of the ETHgate scandal. Go to Source
What happens if SEC doesn’t appeal Grayscale spot Bitcoin ETF ruling?
The SEC must appeal Grayscale’s win in a D.C. Appeals Court on Oct. 13, or it will have to approve — or try to delay — the firm’s Bitcoin ETF bid. Go to Source
House committee chairman threatens SEC chair with subpoena, but not over crypto
U.S. House Oversight and Accountability Committee chair James Comer thinks Genlser is stonewalling him. Crypto supporters know the feeling. Go to Source
BarnBridge DAO votes to comply with SEC order
The voting ended with an unanimous decision to comply with the SEC’s potential demands and pay fines if necessary. Go to Source
