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US Court issues mandate for Grayscale ruling, paving way for SEC to review spot Bitcoin ETF

The United States Court of Appeal has issued a mandate following a decision requiring Grayscale Investments application for a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund to be reviewed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In an Oct. 23 filing in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, the “formal

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Coinbase Poised to Make Final Court Pitch in Bid to Kill SEC Accusations Quickly

In Coinbase's last word on its motion to get the accusations tossed before trial, a person familiar with the plan said the company will double down on familiar arguments: The SEC hasn't demonstrated the transactions were investments contracts (and thus, securities), because it hasn't shown any actual contracts existed, and

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SEC drops charges against Ripple, crypto exchanges address Israel-Hamas war, Bitcoin crosses $30K

This week, U.S. regulators dropped charges against Ripple’s executives; Coinbase addresses Hamas’ use of crypto; Bitcoin crosses $30,000 amid discussions surrounding spot ETFs. SEC waves the white flag This week, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped its charges against Ripple’s executives Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen. However, court documents confirmed

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XRP price gains 7.6% as SEC dismisses lawsuit against Ripple

Ripple’s price has significantly jumped, increasing by 7.6% to reach $0.517. This uptick in Ripple’s value comes from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) deciding to abandon its claims against the blockchain company Ripple Labs earlier. XRP price | Source: CoinMarketCap The decision by the regulatory body has been perceived positively

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Chamber of Digital Commerce alleges SEC is suing the equivalent of a “grocery store selling oranges”

The United States-based Chamber of Digital Commerce has joined a collective effort to challenge the lawsuit between the SEC and Binance. In an amicus brief dated Oct. 19, the advocacy group aims to halt the SEC’s attempt to oversee the cryptocurrency industry without authorization from the U.S. Congress. Tokens are not a

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