Former SEC chair Jay Clayton feels ‘vast majority’ of crypto tokens are securities
Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has reiterated his position that many cryptocurrencies could be defined as securities.
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Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has reiterated his position that many cryptocurrencies could be defined as securities.
Read moreThese whales are generally risk-off, signaling a conservative mindset.
Read moreRobinhood’s decision to drop Solana, Polygon and Cardano simply makes sense: They’re just not such a big source of revenue for it.
Read moreCoinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal on the exchange’s plans amid SEC charges.
Read moreThe SEC filed separate lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase this week and the agency’s Chair Gary Gensler shared his thoughts on the charges.
Read moreThis highlights the fact that the SEC has, once again, taken the stance that most cryptocurrencies (aside from Bitcoin) are securities.
Read moreA number of industry players shared similar sentiments that the SEC charges against Binance were unsurprising.
Read moreSolana co-founder Raj Gokal says the blockchain is focused on attracting new businesses, new projects and independent developers.
Read moreWolf’s demo day was a refreshing change of pace given that a fair amount of the startups were looking to solve real-world problems that exist today.
Read moreAs brands and financial services firms navigate the crypto world, Mastercard sees opportunity for blockchains to grow with greater safety.
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