SEC to close regional office after judge dismisses DEBT box case
A judge ordered the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to pay $1.8 million following “bad faith conduct” over a temporary restraining order to freeze DEBT Box’s assets.
A judge ordered the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to pay $1.8 million following “bad faith conduct” over a temporary restraining order to freeze DEBT Box’s assets.
The new currency, an outgrowth of the government’s gold-backed token, is performing well economically but receiving mixed public reviews.
The former FTX CEO spent roughly a week at the Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma City, with many speculating authorities planned to send him to a California prison.
Worldcoin agrees to suspend activities in Spain until the end of the year or until a resolution is reached by the German data authority in ongoing data protection investigations.
The partnership with Deutsche Bank allows Bitpanda to offer real-time inbound and outbound cash payments for German crypto traders using German International Bank Account Numbers.
The Australian federal court relieved Block Earner from paying a penalty in the local financial regulator’s legal action over unlicensed crypto yield-bearing products.
Bernstein analysts Gautam Chhugani and Mahika Sapra believe the United States securities regulator likely approved the spot Ether ETFs to avoid a legal battle.
Coinbase has joined Andreessen Horowitz and Ripple in donating $25 million to the crypto-focused super PAC ahead of the United States elections.
The U.S. manufacturing activity barometer contracted more than expected in May, leading to a sharp retreat in Treasury yields at the start of the week. After falling back into contraction in April, manufacturing activity continued to decline for the second consecutive month, according to the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) survey. Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond fell by nine basis points to 4.41%, marking the third straight day of declines. Longer-dated yields also saw simila
Europe needs to change the rules on cryptocurrency to ensure a harmonized approach across the continent, according to Helene Bussieres, deputy head of asset management at the European Commission. Speaking at ETF Stream’s ETF Ecosystem Unwrapped 2024 last week, Bussieres said “harmonization and convergence” were essential to stop national regulators from taking diverging approaches to the asset class. Earlier this month, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) launched a review of the UCITS-eligible assets directive, potentially opening the door to allowing direct exposure crypto in UCITS.