Tag: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis is delivering on her promise to get a cryptocurrency bill to Congress this year.

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Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis is delivering on her promise to get a cryptocurrency bill to Congress this year.

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The U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may approve spot market Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as soon as next year, according to Bloomberg analysts. Bloomberg financial strategists James Seyffart and Eric Balchunas say that the SEC’s recent proposal to expand the legal definition of “exchange” may mean the regulatory agency is ready to approve […]

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Luna has purchased more than 11,700 bitcoin, worth about $520 million, to build a reserve for its stablecoin UST. But what does that mean exactly?

Bloomberg Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) analysts Eric Balchunas and James Seyffarth said that a proposed rule change with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could lead to the approval of a Spot Bitcoin ETF in mid 2023. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Could See Approvals by 2023: Bloomberg Analysts Balchunas wrote in a Twitter post Thursday that crypto platforms could fall under the SEC’s regulatory framework if the commission were to approve the amendment to change the definition of “exchange” proposed in January. If the rule change gets implemented, the exchange would have platforms “that can be used to trade securities of any type” including cryptocurrencies that could be more favorable for the regulators. “Expanding the definition of an exchange could eliminate the agency’s primary objection to the products by bringing cryptocurrency platforms under the SEC’s regulatory framework,” Seyffart and Balchunas wrote. “Once crypto exchanges are compliant, the SEC’s primary reason for denying spot Bitcoin ETFs would no longer be valid, likely clearing the way for approval,” they added. New note out on why we think spot bitcoin ETFs will get approved in early Summer 2023. The SEC is proposing to expand the definition of "exchange" which would bring crypto platforms under SEC reg. After that (which could take a year) look for ETFs to get green light via @JSeyff pic.twitter.com/TtFgFXrJ8h — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) March 24, 2022 Both the analysts expect the change to be finalized sometime between November 2023 and May of 2023 which could result in the regulator approving spot cryptocurrency ETFs. At the moment, SEC has only approved bitcoin ETFs based on bitcoin futures and has so far rejected all rule changes that would allow spot BTC ETFs to be listed on exchanges.

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Bloomberg Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) analysts Eric Balchunas and James Seyffarth said that a proposed rule change with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could lead to the approval of a Spot Bitcoin ETF in mid 2023. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Could See Approvals by 2023: Bloomberg Analysts Balchunas wrote in a Twitter post Thursday that crypto platforms could fall under the SEC’s regulatory framework if the commission were to approve the amendment to change the definition of “exchange” proposed in January. If the rule change gets implemented, the exchange would have platforms “that can be used to trade securities of any type” including cryptocurrencies that could be more favorable for the regulators. “Expanding the definition of an exchange could eliminate the agency’s primary objection to the products by bringing cryptocurrency platforms under the SEC’s regulatory framework,” Seyffart and Balchunas wrote. “Once crypto exchanges are compliant, the SEC’s primary reason for denying spot Bitcoin ETFs would no longer be valid, likely clearing the way for approval,” they added. New note out on why we think spot bitcoin ETFs will get approved in early Summer 2023. The SEC is proposing to expand the definition of "exchange" which would bring crypto platforms under SEC reg. After that (which could take a year) look for ETFs to get green light via @JSeyff pic.twitter.com/TtFgFXrJ8h — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) March 24, 2022 Both the analysts expect the change to be finalized sometime between November 2023 and May of 2023 which could result in the regulator approving spot cryptocurrency ETFs. At the moment, SEC has only approved bitcoin ETFs based on bitcoin futures and has so far rejected all rule changes that would allow spot BTC ETFs to be listed on exchanges.

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Bloomberg Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) analysts Eric Balchunas and James Seyffarth said that a proposed rule change with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could lead to the approval of a Spot Bitcoin ETF in mid 2023. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Could See Approvals by 2023: Bloomberg Analysts Balchunas wrote in a Twitter post Thursday that crypto platforms could fall under the SEC’s regulatory framework if the commission were to approve the amendment to change the definition of “exchange” proposed in January. If the rule change gets implemented, the exchange would have platforms “that can be used to trade securities of any type” including cryptocurrencies that could be more favorable for the regulators. “Expanding the definition of an exchange could eliminate the agency’s primary objection to the products by bringing cryptocurrency platforms under the SEC’s regulatory framework,” Seyffart and Balchunas wrote. “Once crypto exchanges are compliant, the SEC’s primary reason for denying spot Bitcoin ETFs would no longer be valid, likely clearing the way for approval,” they added. New note out on why we think spot bitcoin ETFs will get approved in early Summer 2023. The SEC is proposing to expand the definition of "exchange" which would bring crypto platforms under SEC reg. After that (which could take a year) look for ETFs to get green light via @JSeyff pic.twitter.com/TtFgFXrJ8h — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) March 24, 2022 Both the analysts expect the change to be finalized sometime between November 2023 and May of 2023 which could result in the regulator approving spot cryptocurrency ETFs. At the moment, SEC has only approved bitcoin ETFs based on bitcoin futures and has so far rejected all rule changes that would allow spot BTC ETFs to be listed on exchanges.

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Meme stock fave GameStop just selected two Layer 2s to run its NFT marketplace.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new rule changes that would require registrants to provide climate-related disclosures to the SEC. It would also require companies to disclose climate-related risks which would be “reasonably likely” to have a material impact on their business, result of operations, or financial condition. “I am pleased to […]

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Former Texas congressman Ron Paul says that if history is any indication, the government could still clamp down hard on the crypto markets. In a new interview on Kitco News, Paul says that there could be a repeat of 1934 when the Gold Reserve Act prohibited Americans from holding and trading the precious metal, but […]

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A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase alleging that the platform lets customers trade 79 cryptocurrencies that are unregistered securities, including XRP, dogecoin (DOGE), and shiba inu (SHIB). Lawsuit Claims Coinbase Sold 79 Unregistered Crypto Securities to Customers A class-action lawsuit was filed last week against Coinbase Global Inc., Coinbase […]

Guest writer Ryan Berkun says regulation can help DAOs organize and manage their missions.