
Leak reveals SEC has open case on every US crypto exchange, not just Coinbase
The leak came from an unnamed staffer of Senator Cynthia Lummis' office and revealed that every U.S. crypto exchange and Binance are under investigation.
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The India-based exchange, which operates as an independent subsidiary of Binance, allegedly violated the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999.

The bill would give the CFTC "exclusive jurisdiction" over all cryptocurrencies that fall under the definition of "digital commodities."

Singapore's financial regulator confirmed that the impact of Terra's collapse on its economy was minimal and that it is working on stablecoin regulation that will include feedback from the public.

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler urged crypto exchanges to operate according to securities law, as they can't be treated differently because of their technology.

Attorney General James urged workers in the crypto industry who might have witnessed fraud or misconduct to file a whistleblower report with her office.

The FCA chalked out tougher rules for the marketing of high-risk investment products and is waiting for the passing of legislation to see how crypto promotions come under its purview.



