XRP Lawyer Calls SEC an “Innovation Killing Cesspool of Corruption”
John Deaton, XRP holders’ lawyer in <a href="https://coingape.com/xrp-lawsuit-ripple-sec-seeks-deadline-whales-move-143-million-xrp/" target="_blank">the Ripple lawsuit</a> mentioned that he doesn’t argue with the people who say that Ripple helped to create a secondary market by giving the token to people. He added that he doesn’t challenge them as most of the projects have done the same.
Grayscale Says SEC Filed First Legal Brief in Ongoing Bitcoin Futures ETF Lawsuit
Grayscale Investments said the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission has filed its first legal brief in the lawsuit the crypto asset manager filed over the rejection of its application for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
Alameda’s Ex-CEO Caroline Ellison Hires Former SEC Official As Lawyer in FTX Probe
The ex-CEO of Alameda, Caroline Ellison, has reached out to a former official of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to represent as her lawyer.
Ripple vs SEC: Both Parties Agree on a New Deadline
Ripple and the SEC have requested that the court set a deadline by which non-parties in the ongoing lawsuit must move to seal any portion of the summary judgment materials.
SEC Internal Investigator Leaves a Month After Raising Staff Retention Issues
The Securities and Exchange Commission has lost its acting inspector general, a month after he raised problems with the agency's staff retention under Chair Gary Gensler.
U.S. SEC Issues New Disclosure Guidelines Regarding Cryptocurrency
About a month after the FTX collapse, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released new regulatory guidelines requiring firms which issue securities to inform customers of their risks and exposures to the crypto market.
SEC Cautions Companies to Disclose Exposure to Crypto Businesses
On Dec. 8, the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance released a statement “regarding recent developments in crypto-asset markets.”
Top US Lawyers Believes the SEC Won’t Win Ripple Executives in XRP Lawsuit
Sasha Hodder, the founder of Hodder Law Firm <a href="https://twitter.com/sashahodler/status/1600336414494715905" target="_blank">disclosed</a> the fine both defendants would pay to the SEC if they lose the case. According to her, Christian Larsen and Brad Garlinghouse would have to pay $450 million and $150 million respectively as disgorgement fines.
SEC Wants Firms to Publicly Disclose if They Have Crypto Exposure
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission wants companies to publicly disclose if they have exposure to crypto assets, including whether they do business with any crypto-related companies.
Chia Network COO Believes Ripple Will Lose Against SEC
Gene Hoffman, chief operating officer at blockchain company Chia Network, believes <a href="https://zycrypto.com/xrp-lawsuit-attorney-reveals-ripples-biggest-danger-in-sec-case-as-it-edges-towards-gigantic-win/">Ripple</a> will lose against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
