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SEC News
The SEC is the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States. The agency was created by Congress in 1934 and is now the main organization that controls and regulates all operations on securities markets. To achieve its mandate of creating transparency, the SEC requires public and other regulated companies to provide quarterly and annual reports that detail the working process of the company during that period of time. All reports are available to the public.
Nowadays, one of the main tasks of the SEC is to investigate the cryptocurrency market and investment facilities related to it in order to reveal any illegal actions, such as selling securities under the guise of tokens. So far, the SEC will review documents from 100 companies.
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A new debate emerges over the nature of digital assets and if they should be treated separately from the circumstances of their offering and sale.
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The U.S. SEC has requested that Kik Interactive Inc. provided detailed information about its operations since it released its native token, Kin.
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Telegram lawsuit update shows the SEC bashing TON’s blockchain development and lack of Gram token use cases.
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by Helen Partz
Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of cloud-based messenger Telegram, says that Apple’s cloud service iCloud is “now officially a surveillance tool.”
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The Blockchain Association has filed an amicus curiae brief in response to the litigation against Telegram initiated by the SEC.
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A comparatively small initial coin offering project is charged by the SEC for an unregistered security offering, in addition to allegations of fraudulent claims...
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Grayscale Bitcoin Trust has become the first digital assets vehicle will begin reporting to the SEC’s standards.
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by Helen Partz
A crypto advocacy group, the Chamber of Digital Commerce, provided its arguments on how a U.S. court should consider digital assets.
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WisdomTree developing a stablecoin may signal a nascent competition among leading U.S. asset managers for dominance in the crypto sector.
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by Helen Partz
In line with a November court ruling, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov gave a deposition regarding alleged violation of U.S. securities law by Gram token sale.
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The U.S. should learn from other countries, especially China, on digital currency, says SEC commissioner Hester Peirce.
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The U.S. SEC has charged Boaz Manor and his associates with raising over $30 million through a fraudulent initial coin offering.
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Despite recent action by the SEC, Telegram Open Network now has a fully-fledged blockchain explorer from Blockchair for its reportedly unstable testnet.
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by Joseph Birch
The SEC lands the latest blow against Telegram, forcing it to disclose its bank records, while Durov promises to comply.
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