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What Kraken's SEC Settlement Means for Crypto Staking
Crypto exchange Kraken is paying a $30 million fine to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for not registering its staking-as-a-service program in the U.S. Head of OTC Options Trading Juthica Chou discusses her outlook for staking.
Kraken Exec on Future of Crypto Staking
As crypto exchange Kraken comes under increased regulatory scrutiny from the SEC to pay a $30 million fine for not registering the offering and sale of its crypto asset staking-as-a-service program, Kraken Head of OTC Options Trading Juthica Chou discusses the outlook for staking and the state of U.S. crypto regulation at large. Plus, her take on Blur overtaking OpenSea amid a brewing NFT marketplace turf war.
La répression de la SEC contre le jalonnement Ethereum a un côté positif
Les récentes mesures prises par la SEC ont mis fin aux services de jalonnement centralisés, mais pas aux services de jalonnement individuel et décentralisé. Cela pourrait accroître la décentralisation et contribuer à restaurer la mission initiale des cryptomonnaies.
Les initiatives de réglementation des Crypto démontrent la domination de la SEC parmi les régulateurs américains : JPMorgan
JPMorgan prévoit davantage de mesures réglementaires sur les émetteurs de stablecoins, la garde et la protection des actifs numériques des investisseurs et sur le démantèlement des services de Crypto , indique le rapport.
La SEC s'oppose à l'accord Voyager d'un milliard de dollars de Binance.US, alléguant la vente de titres non enregistrés.
Les régulateurs fédéraux et new-yorkais s'opposent à un accord d'un milliard de dollars qu'ils jugent illégal et discriminatoire alors qu'ils examinent le jeton VGX de Voyager.
Washington joue au tennis avec la Crypto
Si la réglementation des actifs numériques dérive vers des eaux partisanes, c’est mauvais pour toutes les parties concernées.
SEC Does Not Get To Call Its Own Shots: ConsenSys Senior Counsel
ConsenSys Senior Counsel and Director of Global Regulatory Matters Bill Hughes shares his crypto regulatory outlook as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) begins to seek increased enforcement action against crypto companies. While the SEC's definition of securities laws "deserves some deference," he says, "it does not control what a federal judge does."
Consensys Exec on State of U.S. Crypto Regulation
ConsenSys Senior Counsel and Director of Global Regulatory Matters Bill Hughes discusses his take on the U.S. crypto regulatory landscape, including reactions to SEC Chair Gary Gensler's shadow crypto rule and why U.S. lawmakers shouldn't back Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.)'s latest crypto bill.
Is the SEC Leaving Crypto Without Clear Rules?
SEC Chair Gary Gensler told CoinDesk that the ongoing insistence from the crypto industry that the agency is leaving the sector without clear rules is a "false narrative." CoinDesk Deputy Managing Editor for Global Policy and Regulation Jesse Hamilton discusses the surging enforcement cases and their significance to SEC's regulatory approach.
