SEC Chair Gensler Doubles Down on Regulating Crypto as Securities
SEC Chair G. Gensler doubling down on his claim that most cryptocurrencies constitute securities as administration looks to regulate digital assets.
SEC Chair G. Gensler doubling down on his claim that most cryptocurrencies constitute securities as administration looks to regulate digital assets.
Bitcoin extended losses, dropping below $31,000 for first time since July 2021, putting its decline from November record high to more than 50%.
No name tags and by invitation only, an exclusive cryptocurrency crowd gathered behind closed doors at the Waldorf Astoria’s Jean-Georges restaurant.
The U.S. Labor Department had some choice words regarding Fidelity’s move to open up its retirement accounts to Bitcoin.
Senators Cynthia Lummis (R, WY) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D, NY) are proposing a tax exemption for up to a certain level of capital gains on crypto.
Yellen made case regulation should be based on risks not technologies balancing improvements digital assets could offer payment system and hazards.
Gensler has asked SEC staff to collaborate with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to develop a new plan to oversee platforms trading tokens.