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Tag: SEC
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse Criticizes SEC Chair Nominee, Cites Oversight Threats
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has criticized the potential appointment of Caroline Stebbins as SEC Chair, warning it could perpetuate punitive "regulation by enforcement" policies that[continue...]
Could New SEC Leadership Spark a Crypto ETF Boom?
A potential change in SEC leadership could open doors for cryptocurrency ETFs, particularly for altcoins like Solana and XRP, by possibly ending regulatory lawsuits and[continue...]
Bitcoin ETFs Get SEC Approval for Options Trading: How It Will Impact Investors
The SEC has approved options trading for Bitcoin ETFs on major exchanges like the NYSE and CBOE, allowing investors more flexibility in trading and managing[continue...]
XRP Surges with 800% Increase in Fund Flows as Price Hits New Highs
Cryptocurrency investors and enthusiasts are buzzing after a remarkable surge in XRP fund inflows and a significant price rally. This week, CoinShares reported an astounding[continue...]
VanEck and Coinbase Executives Point Fingers at SEC for Surge in Bitcoin ETF-Driven Borrowing
VanEck and Coinbase executives criticize the SEC for rejecting spot Bitcoin ETF applications. This is leading to increased borrowing costs for Bitcoin ETF providers. The[continue...]
Court Fines Ripple XRP $125M Fine and Future Trading Ban in SEC Case
A federal judge fined Ripple $125 million for violating securities laws through institutional sales of XRP and imposed an injunction against future violations. The SEC[continue...]
From Skepticism to Collaboration: JPMorgan’s Role in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ET
BlackRock has selected JPMorgan Securities and Jane Street Capital as authorized participants for its spot Bitcoin ETF, marking a notable inclusion of JPMorgan despite CEO[continue...]
SEC Denies Coinbase’s Petition for Crypto Sector Rules, Igniting Legal Battle
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rejected Coinbase Global's petition for new regulations in the digital asset sector, asserting that current laws are[continue...]
