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Die SEC zieht sich aus dem Streit mit Krypto-Händlern zurück und setzt ihre Neuausrichtung der Branchenstrategie fort

Die US-Börsenaufsichtsbehörde Securities and Exchange Commission überarbeitet ihre Rechtsstrategie im Bereich digitaler Vermögenswerte, und diese Woche zog sie die Berufung gegen die Regelung für Kryptohändler zurück.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission settled fraud accusations with firms associated with Archblock and the TrueUSD stablecoin. (Jesse Hamilton/CoinDesk)

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Von der Industrie finanzierte Umfragen unterstützen die Krypto-Botschaft: Sie verfügen über genügend Wähler, um Eindruck zu machen

Während diese Wählerumfragen mit dem letztendlichen Ziel finanziert werden, die Aufmerksamkeit der politischen Entscheidungsträger zu gewinnen, untermauern die von Branchenverbänden geteilten Daten den Eindruck, dass einige Wähler starke Meinungen haben.

The latest crypto poll seeks to make the case that some voters have single-issue love for crypto as the race for the White House and Congress near an end. (Jesse Hamilton/CoinDesk)

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Messari CEO Reflects on Senate’s Influence on Crypto Industry

As part of CoinDesk's Most Influential 2023, Messari CEO Ryan Selkis discusses the impact of Washington's influence on the crypto sector. "The ongoing Democratic control of the Senate in the U.S. will basically set the crypto industry back to 2030. And most people would be better off moving offshore than continue to operate in the U.S," Selkis said.

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SEC's Crypto Enforcement Actions in 2023

CoinDesk's Most Influential list, a ranking of the 50 people who defined 2023 in crypto, includes U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler. CoinDesk Global Policy & Regulation Managing Editor Nikhilesh De shares insights into Gensler's influence on the crypto industry this year.

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How Much Money Are Terrorists Actually Raising in Crypto?

A recent Wall Street Journal article that claimed Hamas raised $130 million via cryptocurrency has sparked considerable debate, especially after Sen. Elizabeth Warren used it as her sole source to ask for tighter regulations around crypto. However, the veracity of this claim has come under scrutiny. Yaya Fanusie, Jessi Brooks, and Andrew Fierman delve into the reported figures, methodology behind it, and subsequent industry responses that sought to correct the public record.

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Cost of Not Enacting Crypto Regulation Is 'Extremely High,' Legal Expert Says

As part of CoinDesk's State of Crypto 2023 event in Washington, D.C., Vanderbilt Law School Professor and Associate Dean Yesha Yadav discusses the string of bankruptcies the crypto industry has seen and how bankruptcy courts have effectively become "quasi-regulators in the mix."

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Ripple Exec Says Singapore Is a 'Significant Hub for Our Business'

Ripple's Singapore arm recently secured a license as a major payments institution from the country's monetary authority. Ripple SVP of Strategic Initiatives Eric van Miltenburg discusses the move and the future of digital assets in Singapore, which Ripple sees as a "significant hub" for the global crypto ecosystem. Plus, van Miltenburg's thoughts on the U.S. crypto regulatory landscape and the future of blockchain research.

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