Securities and Exchange Commission

Kraken intensifies stance against SEC, seeks dismissal of lawsuit alleging unregistered securities trading platform. Dispute centers on SEC's Howey test application and jurisdictional concerns. Conflict mirrors broader industry tensions over regulatory uncertainty. Community support and legal action highlight challenges to SEC's enforcement tactics.

Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin stated that the U.S. SEC does not want Ether to disrupt the banking industry.

Kraken aims to thwart an SEC lawsuit, arguing it would radically alter U.S. financial regulations by misclassifying cryptocurrencies as securities. Judge Orrick to decide on June 12.

DOGE price dips 5.8% after Robinhood's SEC trouble. Tight BTC correlation adds pressure. Technical analysis points to $0.143-$0.146 support zone. Resilient indicators offer cautious optimism.

Ryan Sean Adams challenges SEC Chair Gensler's claim on crypto transparency. Blockchain offers unparalleled openness, surpassing traditional disclosure methods. Adams proposes integrating SEC's EDGAR with Ethereum for enhanced transparency. Raises questions on regulatory motives. Highlights Bitcoin's inherent transparency.

House passes bipartisan bill to challenge SEC's crypto guidance, faces potential veto from President Biden.

Exodus delays NYSE listing due to SEC review, promises transparency and future consideration.

Coinbase disputes SEC Chair Gensler's crypto regulation approach. Grewal questions classification as securities, citing innovation risks. Gensler's comparison to stocks raises concerns over understanding of crypto.

The EU's controversial Anti-Money Laundering Regulation aims to bolster financial defenses but faces criticism for potentially infringing on privacy and stifling innovation. Globally, the cryptocurrency conundrum persists, as nations grapple with balancing financial security with individual liberties in regulating this evolving landscape.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) stated that the crypto market is rife with fraud and investors aren't receiving critical information disclosures. The Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) warned that a new enforcement cycle will emerge within two years.