SEC News

Switzerland-based crypto exchange ShapeShift reports seeing a 175 percent increase in law enforcement agency requests in the second half of 2018.

American politician George Nethercutt claims securities focus in particular is causing unnecessary turbulence for the nascent industry.

2018 witnessed a significant uptick in the number of ICOs authorized by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission to sell securities to large-scale i...

Cryptocurrencies are one of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s top examination priorities this year.

The CEO of Circle says the biggest regulatory hurdle facing the industry today is the lack of clarity over crypto and securities laws.

U.S. congressman Darren Soto has argued that applying federal securities laws to cryptocurrencies can hurt the market.

Cryptocurrency index fund provider Bitwise Asset Management has applied with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a new Bitcoin ETF.

The ex-SEC attorney David Labhart will also act as co-general counsel for the platform.

New research reveals the scope of crypto pump-and-dump schemes.

U.S. lawmakers have introduced a bill that would amend current securities laws to exclude cryptocurrencies from their purview.

The CEO of Mt. Gox is facing ten-years in Japan for embezzlement charges, and ASIC mining rigs are struggling to make a profit.

With more influential voices in academia and politics speaking out against burdensome federal regulations, is change imminent?

Securities law enforcement means the investor’s various ICO project could come in for penalties, Pantera Capital has warned.

Security token firm TokenSoft has acquired a share in an SEC-compliant broker-dealer in a bid to expand the range of its services.

U.S. Rep. Warren Davidson suggests building a border wall using blockchain and “wall coins.”