Last week, SEC went after the two largest cryptocurrency exchanges and accused them of many breeches and violations: What is immensely interesting and fascinating to me is that both exchanges continue operating “business-as-usual”, there is no blaming, no admissions of mistakes. It looks like they don’t view this incident as Read more…
On December 21st, 2020, the SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple, accusing the company of illegally offering securities without proper registrations and declarations as required by the US securities laws. In recent years, the SEC has ruled that Bitcoin and Ethereum were not securities, mainly because they are decentralized with Read more…
Are you ready to discuss Ripple versus the Securities and Exchange Commission? Yana uses Ripple as a starting point to analyze what it means for various token issuers in terms of how they position themselves, how the SEC views them, and what’s possible in this space. Listen as Yana speaks Read more…
Since we just recently talked about Block.one settlement, we obviously cannot ignore Telegram vs SEC battle, right? Here are some of the facts and my interpretation thereof: Telegram started raising funds in early 2018, to build their TON blockchain. They raised about $1.7 billion via private placement from qualified professional investors Read more…
Yes, you heard it right – EOS may have raised ~$4 billion via unlawful securities offering, but they only had to pay $24 million in fines You might be wondering: if they did something wrong, why they paid so little, and if they did not do anything wrong, why did Read more…