
Ex-SEC chair Jay Clayton says approval for a spot Bitcoin ETF is ‘inevitable’
Clayton is nevertheless unsurprised by the delay in the SEC's decisions.
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The SEC chair has been called back to the Hill after a summer packed with unprecedented enforcement actions against actors in the crypto industry.

Kenya's Attorney General said Worldcoin is not a registered business in the country.

The license approval is another step toward CEO Elon Musk's fabled "everything app" becoming a reality.

The mysterious filing could also be sealed in order to protect witnesses.

The case has been central to the debate surrounding Bitcoin spot ETFs, which several institutional players have applied for this year.

The two commissioners issued a public statement raising concerns about the SEC's handling of its first NFT case.



