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XRP-Kursrallye: Ripple vor historischem Erfolg?

Wenn Ripple Labs den Prozess gewinnt und die Ripple-Währung XRP wieder ins Sortiment der grossen Bitcoin-Börsen aufgenommen wird, kann sich der Ripple-Kurs von 35 Rappen auf 3 Franken locker verzehnfachen. Dies ist aber reine Spekulation. Seit rund zwei Jahren streitet sich Ripple mit der US-amerikanischen Regulierungsbehörde SEC um den Status von XRP. Handelt es sich dabei um ein unlizensiertes Wertpapier? Jeremy Hogan, Anwalt von Ripple glaubt,...

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WisdomTree’s Ethereum and Stellar-Enabled Funds Receives SEC’s Approval

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved WisdomTree’s nine blockchain-enabled funds. According to the official press release, the new digital funds will reflect different exposures, with each of them investing in traditional assets, but will not track crypto assets. However, the firm will leverage Stellar or Ethereum blockchains as a secondary record of share ownership, with official ownership records maintained by the digital funds’ transfer agent. With...

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Stringent Crypto Regulation Incoming After FTX Collapse: Warns Thai SEC

The FTX collapse spurred action from yet another financial watchdog. The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is gearing up to impose more stringent regulations on crypto assets similar to that of the global market in a bid to protect investors. According to Bangkok Post, the SEC said that regulators should play a greater role in enhancing investor protection mechanisms. The regulator has established a working committee consisting of relevant government agencies...

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Most of Crypto Should be Regulated as Securities Following FTX Crash, Says ICE’s CEO

Jeffrey Sprecher – CEO of Intercontinental Exchange Inc (ICE) – said watchdogs should regulate most cryptocurrencies as securities. Gary Gensler – Chairman of the US SEC – also classified the majority of digital assets as securities, meaning they should fall under his agency’s jurisdiction. ‘Exchanges Will be Separated From the Brokers’ Sprecher thinks the FTX collapse has shown that most cryptocurrencies should be classified as securities, or in other words, fall in the same...

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Cryptocurrency Advertizing ìn the US Under Scanner Over Possible Misconduct

The United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is targeting certain crypto companies over deceptive or misleading advertising. With the latest move, the FTC appears to follow in the footsteps of the SEC as the crackdown on the ecosystem broadens. According to a Bloomberg report, FTC spokeswoman Juliana Gruenwald Henderson said: “We are investigating several firms for possible misconduct concerning digital assets.” Henderson, however, declined to provide further details...

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Kraken Settles With The SEC And Pays $362k For Violating U.S Sanctions on Iran

The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has made it clear that it will keep imposing fines on cryptocurrency exchanges for alleged violations of the U.S. sanctions system. This time it was the turn of Kraken, one of the oldest crypto exchanges in the U.S. Who will be next? Kraken, a well-known American crypto exchange, agreed to pay a fine of more than $362,000 to the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for “apparently” violating U.S....

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Sam Bankman-Fried Conspired With SEC for “Special Treatment:” US Congressman

Tom Emmer – the U.S. congressional representative for Minnesota – recently spoke on the political meetings and failures surrounding Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), prior to his exchange’s collapse.  The Republican suggested that Bankman-Fried tried currying “special treatment” from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) through meetings with the agency, and attempted to push legislation to the same effect.  Bankman-Fried’s Political Relationships In an interview with FOX on...

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Gary Gensler Wants More Crypto Control After FTX Debacle

The drama behind the now failing digital currency exchange FTX is getting larger, and it’s giving Gary Gensler – the man behind the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) an excuse to deepen his involvement. Gary Gensler Wants Higher SEC Involvement FTX was, at one point, one of the largest and most popular digital currency exchanges out there. At only three years old (it was founded in 2019), the company soon rose to the top to become one of the most profitable...

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