ShapeShift Settles SEC Charges It Sold Crypto Securities
The federal regulator instituted a cease-and-desist against ShapeShift, which dissolved its U.S. crypto exchange in 2021.
The federal regulator instituted a cease-and-desist against ShapeShift, which dissolved its U.S. crypto exchange in 2021.
The tokens have logged over $1.7 billion in volumes on the regulated exchange in the past 24 hours, the most among counterparts.
Two executives of the exchange were detained last week on arrival in the country.
A spokesperson for the president later denied an amount had been set, People’s Gazette reported.
State attorneys general argue that the SEC is trying to claim jurisdiction that rightfully belonged to states.
Armani Ferrante’s and Tristan Yver’s startup raised the funds at a $120 million valuation.
There’s some familiar arguments, and they all point to one conclusion: This is going to take a while.
Binance pleaded guilty to violating sanctions and anti-money laundering laws last year.
The SEC sued Kraken last year.
Order book liquidity indicates how easy it is to buy and sell large quantities at stable prices.