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Undisclosed SEC memo muddies waters in Ripple’s legal battle

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied An undisclosed SEC memo, spotlighted in a recent Twitter discussion, questions the agency’s initial stance on XRP’s classification, complicating Ripple’s ongoing legal battle. Bill Morgan highlighted a memo discussing the SEC’s internal views on XRP’s security status. John

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Rep. Maxine Waters says all US regulators ‘better get together on crypto’

California Representative Maxine Waters, ranking member of the United States House Financial Services Committee, has called for coordination and cooperation between government agencies and lawmakers to address crypto regulation.Speaking to Cointelegraph, Representative Waters suggested that recent enforcement actions on the crypto space from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

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Maxine Waters Criticized for Praising SBF — Lawmaker Says ‘We Appreciate That You’ve Been Candid’ – Regulation Bitcoin News

Congresswoman Maxine Waters has been heavily criticized for saying that she appreciates former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) being candid in his discussions about the collapse of his crypto exchange, FTX. “SBF has not, in fact, been candid in his discussions. He committed fraud, full stop,” one critic stressed. Maxine Waters

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126% return for stock market short-sellers who smelled blood in crypto waters

Short-sellers have made a killing on various sectors of the U.S. stock market this year, but no other sector "held a candle” to the blockchain industry, with crypto company short-sellers profits up 126% in 2022, according new data.On Thursday, technology and data analytics firm S3 Partners published a video summarizing

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FalconX Tests Waters as First Full-Fledged Crypto Derivatives Dealer

Fierce volatility and other complications unique to crypto markets “could theoretically be addressed by robust margin requirements and risk management,” said Dan Awrey, a professor who teaches derivatives policy at Cornell Law School. Still, he added that “smaller firms, with fewer counterparties and exposure to highly correlated market risks, are

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