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Latest from Nikhilesh De
Circle CEO Allaire to Congress: Treat Crypto as a New Asset Class
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire calls for Congress to treat digital assets as their own asset class in testimony for Tuesday's Senate Banking hearing.

Judge Punts on Decision in New York Case Against Bitfinex and Tether
A New York judge has delayed making a decision on whether Bitfinex and Tether need to turn over documents to the state Attorney General.

In First, SEC Clears Blockchain Gaming Startup to Sell Ethereum Tokens
The SEC has issued a no-action letter to Pocketful of Quarters (PoQ), a gaming startup looking to issue tokens on ethereum.

'However Long It Takes': Zuckerberg Vows to Win Over Libra Regulators
Facebook's CEO said it will spend "however long it takes" to get regulators on board before launching Libra.

How US Investors Are Buying Bitfinex's Blocked LEO Cryptocurrency
Bitfinex says it won't sell its LEO tokens to U.S. investors. But two such entities bought the asset via third parties.

Senate Banking Committee to Hold Hearing on Crypto Regulation
The Senate Banking Committee has scheduled a hearing on cryptocurrency and blockchain regulatory frameworks for July 30.

Justin Sun Surfaces in San Francisco, Contrary to Chinese Media Reports
If, as the saying goes, any publicity is good publicity, then Tuesday was a great day for Tron CEO Justin Sun.

Congress Drew a Fine Line Between Libra and Crypto – That's a First
Lawmakers at last week’s hearings took pains to distinguish Facebook’s Libra from the broader crypto space, showing a new maturity in their approach.

Tron Founder Justin Sun Postpones Lunch With Warren Buffett
Tron founder Justin Sun's hotly-anticipated lunch with billionaire investor Warren Buffett has been postponed.

Bitfinex: 'New York Customers' Cited by NYAG Are Foreign Entities
Supposed New York residents and companies that used Bitfinex's trading platform were actually "foreign entities," according to a new filing by the exchange's attorneys.
