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SEC Charges Unicoin, Top Executives With $100M ‘Massive Securities Fraud’
Unicoin’s CEO announced last month that he’d rejected the SEC’s offer to negotiate a settlement.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Is Creating a Crypto Advisory Council
"We want to use technology of tomorrow to better serve New Yorkers today," said the mayor at a summit on Tuesday.
State of Crypto: Consensus Toronto 2025 Reg Highlights
Thousands of crypto folks descended upon Canada to talk shop.
Consensus Toronto 2025 Coverage
Could Wellness Be an Onramp to Web3? Moonwalk Fitness’ Caitlin Cook Thinks So
In an interview ahead of Consensus 2025 in Toronto, Cook said the fitness app is seeing strong growth in Africa and Southeast Asia.
SEC Is Probing Coinbase Over User Number Misstatement Concern
The investigation began under former SEC Chair Gary Gensler and has continued under the current administration, according to the NYT, which first reported the story.
Consensus Toronto 2025 Coverage
Kevin O’Leary: 'I Want More Regulation, And I Want It Now'
O’Leary predicted that a market structure bill will open the floodgates for institutional investors into crypto: “ ... a trillion dollars will come in ...”
Consensus Toronto 2025 Coverage
Cantor Fitzgerald Chairman Brandon Lutnick Says He Personally Checked Tether’s Reserves
The 27-year-old was appointed chairman of Cantor Fitzgerald in February, shortly after his father was named Commerce Secretary by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Consensus Toronto 2025 Coverage
Anchorage Digital CEO Calls 'Bullshit' on Report of DHS Probe
“There is no investigation into us, as is unambiguously clear at this point,” Anchorage Digital CEO Nathan McCauley said on Wednesday at Consensus 2025 in Toronto.
Trump’s Memecoin, Crypto Stake Make Legislating ‘More Complicated’: Rep. French Hill
The congressman said he thinks getting a stablecoin bill and a market structure bill on President Donald Trump’s desk by the August recess is “still doable.”
New York Mayor Eric Adams to Crypto Industry: Come Build an Empire in NYC
“We’re in the midst of nothing short of a technological revolution,” Adams said at a Monday press briefing. “It’s not the future, it is here and it’s here now.”
