The US Securities and Exchange Commission will launch a cryptocurrency-focused task force to come up with ways to regulate the market, in one of the first moves by the agency after the resignation of crypto skeptic Gary Gensler.
On Tuesday, acting SEC Chair Mark Uyeda announced the creation of a Crypto Task Force to devise a “sensible regulatory path” for the $3
Crypto bros rejoiced Tuesday after President Donald Trump’s revamped Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) launched a new cryptocurrency task force led by Hester Peirce, known by some in the industry as “crypto mom.”
A federal judge has partially upheld SEC authority over cryptocurrency by dismissing Kraken's major questions doctrine defense while preserving the exchange's right to argue it lacked fair notice of securities law violations.
The acting chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission named Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce as the head of a new cryptocurrency task force, the first step in an expected about-turn by the Wall Street regulator on crypto.
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday repealed a cryptocurrency accounting directive that prevented banking institutions from providing custodial services for digital assets. What happened: SEC commissioner Hester Peirce,
According to a Jan. 21 announcement, the agency is creating a crypto task force dedicated to developing a framework for digital assets. The task force will be led by Commissioner Hester Peirce, often referred to as “Crypto Mom” due to her supportive stance on cryptocurrency regulations
Cboe BZX Exchange refiled for a spot Solana ETF on behalf of Bitwise, VanEck, 21Shares and Canary Capital after their applications were rejected by the SEC last year.
It has only been a few short weeks, but the crypto landscape in the United States has already undergone a seismic transformation. With the departure of Gary
President Trump's return to the Oval Office didn't just push bitcoin to a new all-time high—it also started off a chain reaction of developments in the crypto markets.
Discover how Tuttle Capital filed to launch 10 leveraged crypto ETFs, including for Trump coin, and how that is testing SEC limits.