The 2024 U.S. presidential candidate would fire most of the SEC, direct the government to back off crypto software developers and ease a path for digital assets as commodities.
U.S. CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam says his agency is still awaiting new authorities from Congress to get supervision power over the crypto markets.
As the spot ETF narrative hogs the limelight, the U.S. Treasury’s recent decision to slow the pace of bond sales and worsening economic and geopolitical issues silently support the bullish case in bitcoin.
Some people are concerned about privacy. Some about veri. And some about…Richard Heart?
Four cops were among those arrested, while the operation’s alleged kingpin, Subhash Sharma, remains at large, according to local media reports.
Even if the agency is forced by the GAO finding to submit its Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 to Congress for review, lawmakers probably won’t strangle the policy, according to experts.
Those approving promos for unregistered crypto companies are already facing regulatory scrutiny – and will soon have to seek new permissions to continue.
Wednesday will bring closing arguments in the criminal fraud case against the founder of FTX, the crypto exchange that collapsed nearly a year ago.
“You have people talking about bitcoins, about equity, being the safe asset,” El-Erian told CNBC.
And he’s still got more to go.