SEC says memecoins aren’t securities, but fraud will still be policed
The Securities and Exchange Commission has confirmed memecoins don’t fall under securities laws and don’t have to be registered with the regulator. Go to Source
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has confirmed memecoins don’t fall under securities laws and don’t have to be registered with the regulator. Go to Source
Hyperliquid’s $9 billion in volume and profitable mechanisms will make vampire attacks on the network’s liquidity a challenge. Go to Source
The US SEC has officially filed a voluntary dismissal in its case against Coinbase. The agency has also dropped lawsuits against Consensys, Robinhood, and Gemini in recent days. Go to Source
After Bybit’s hack, the Lazarus Group deployed its notorious money-laundering tactics — leaving a complex trail in the aftermath of yet another high-profile crypto heist. Go to Source
Custodia Bank fought to service crypto firms under the previous administration but faced resistance from US regulators. Go to Source
2024 was a disappointing year for MENA venture capital deals, but that could change as AI adoption accelerates. Go to Source
Ethereum price has yet to recover from its 20% correction, but investors’ choice to pivot away from memecoins and Solana could be ETH’s saving grace. Go to Source
The Finance Ministry of Pakistan is reportedly considering forming a National Crypto Council to explore the legalization of cryptocurrencies in the country. Go to Source
Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $3.4 billion in February, but one analyst says multiple data points suggest BTC is on the verge of a price reversal. Go to Source
BTC strategic reserve legislation at the state level might prompt the US government to adopt a strategic reserve at the federal level. Go to Source