SEC lawsuits will ‘quietly go away’ after Gensler steps down: Pantera
The defendants will likely have to pay something along with “neither admit nor deny” type language, says Pantera’s chief legal officer Katrina Paglia. Go to Source
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The defendants will likely have to pay something along with “neither admit nor deny” type language, says Pantera’s chief legal officer Katrina Paglia. Go to Source
The crypto industry’s recent legal wins include the CFPB excluding crypto wallets from oversight and Gary Gensler’s planned resignation. Go to Source
Gensler will step down as SEC Chair and depart from the agency entirely on Jan. 20, 2025, when President-elect Donald Trump starts his presidential term. Go to Source
According to Eric Balchunas, the launch of the Bitcoin ETF in the United States was the most successful ETF launch in history. Go to Source
The payment is part of a settlement BitClave agreed to pay in 2020 after the SEC charged the search engine for failing to register as a securities offering. Go to Source
The role would be the first-ever crypto-specific White House role and may report directly to Trump, Bloomberg reported. Go to Source
A crypto mining firm faces a $14 million penalty after admitting to a $2.5 million bribery scheme to secure a Japanese casino contract, which ultimately failed. A Mining Empire’s Downfall: Bribery Scandal Leads to Global Fallout The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have taken major actions against … Read more
Ripple’s CEO has warned against SEC Chair candidates tied to past enforcement controversies, urging leadership that fosters innovation and ends punitive crypto regulation. A Name Sparks Debate: Ripple CEO Slams SEC Chair Prospect Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, has criticized the potential appointment of Caroline Stebbins as the next U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) … Read more
Kraken won’t get the chance to appeal a California District Court judge’s decision that found the SEC had adequately alleged it sold unregistered securities. Go to Source
Data hints that new all-time highs are on the way, even if Bitcoin struggles to gain above $92,000. Go to Source