SEC Publishes FAQs on Crypto Assets and Securities Laws
The guidance puts federal securities-law questions for crypto assets and related transactions in focus for firms assessing compliance.
Compliance frameworks — AML, KYC, market structure, licensing regimes, and custody rules.
The guidance puts federal securities-law questions for crypto assets and related transactions in focus for firms assessing compliance.
The policy gives Bybit a range of enforcement options, from blocking transactions to liquidating positions, where it identifies a connection to a prohibited entity.
Zero-knowledge proofs could let users satisfy regulatory checks without handing over personal data, reducing the risk that sensitive information is exposed in a breach.
The five-year exemption creates a regulated test, but the failed Senate vote on broader digital-asset legislation leaves U.S. market rules less durable.
The final GENIUS Act rules could decide whether issuers can verify customer attributes without retaining extra copies of sensitive identity records.
The exchange says users can verify asset backing through proof-of-reserves and Merkle Tree data, putting transparency at the center of its post-FTX safety case.
The tokens offer exposure to diversified baskets, not ownership in BlackRock funds, and only eligible non-US investors can redeem directly with Ondo.
The all-stock transaction would add SEC-registered infrastructure and $9B in transaction experience to MoonPay’s push into securities tokenization.
The rule expands AML/CFT oversight to transfers involving self-custody wallets while preserving the ability to move assets without transaction limits.
The move links permitted investment with blockchain recordkeeping, adding an institutional signal as lawmakers struggle to advance broader crypto legislation.
The case tests whether federal derivatives status can shield event contracts from state gambling rules, with exposure tied to triple gains and $100,000 per alleged sports-wagering offer.
The reported loss puts exchange custody controls and market confidence back in focus.
Bitget says cold wallets and user funds remain secure, but withdrawals are paused while the exchange reviews unauthorized hot- and warm-wallet transfers.
The suspension puts customer access and exchange security controls at the center of the incident, while the scale raises broader counterparty-risk concerns for crypto markets.
The transfers span hot and cold wallets and include ETH, USDT, USDC, AVAX and BNB, while withdrawal reports add pressure for a clear explanation.
TRON's USDT dominance gives regulated firms deep dollar liquidity, but the network's future growth depends on proving that illicit flows can be controlled.
The coalition targets the gap between direct ownership and synthetic stock exposure as the SEC opens a limited path for onchain U.S. equity trading.
The update brings crypto, tokenized assets and blockchain technology under a refreshed CFTC guidance framework, giving market participants a new regulatory reference point.
Her proposal pairs privacy-preserving compliance with a temporary path for tokenized securities to trade through automated market makers.
The suspected private-key compromise spanned four blockchains, while about $6M in stolen assets remains consolidated in a single Ethereum address.