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Although recent regulatory enforcement actions have bypassed Bitcoin, Balaji Srinivasan believes this will change soon enough.
SEC chair Gary Gensler offered to serve as an advisor to Binance and kept in contact with CEO Changpeng Zhao, lawyers for the company say.
Two US senators criticized the SEC's lawsuit against Coinbase, accusing the regulator harming consumers.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced its charges against Coinbase, finally revealing its precise objections to the company's practices.
Gary Gensler maintains that the SEC is working to protect investors from "hype... hucksters and fraudsters."'
The SEC identified assets and services that it considers securities in its complaint. It also highlighted Binance's unauthorized access to the U.S. market.
New facts and evidence could counter Musk's previous attempts to dismiss the case.
The U.S. senator intends to reintroduce her Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act.
US lawmakers are taking an increasing stand against the introduction of a national digital currency, highlighting the dangers attached to it.
Traditional firms bank on their reputation, finance industry expertise, and regulatory approval to attract crypto business.
Ishan and Nikhil Wahi have settled with U.S. securities regulators.
Controversial DAME excise tax excluded from Fiscal Responsibility bill, sparking celebration in the crypto community.
Rishi Sunak makes efforts to update AI regulations for ensuring public safety amidst rapid technological advancements.
The Congressmen say limiting the definition could adversely affect investor protection and market competition, particularly in respect of digital asset custodians.
The lawsuit backed by Coinbase claims the Treasury overstepped legal requirements and violated the First Amendment by banning Tornado Cash.
Ripple CEO said the US government placed politics ahead of smart policy, pushing several crypto firms to friendlier jurisdictions.
Hong Kong's securities watchdog warns that licensed platforms cannot provide interest-bearing or lending services to customers.
Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen said that her agency could be unable to pay the bills of the U.S government by early June.
Malaysia's Securities Commission advised Huobi users in the country to withdraw their assets from the platform immediately.
Investors will collectively receive $508,000 after being charged thousands in fees.
