
SEC drops charges against Ripple executives
Ripple's Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen no longer face charges. However, Ripple and the SEC must settle on remedies for institutional XRP sale violations.

Ripple's Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen no longer face charges. However, Ripple and the SEC must settle on remedies for institutional XRP sale violations.

The SEC's decision not to challenge an August ruling means that it will be required to revisit Grayscale's application.

The venture capital firm argued that the SEC lacks jurisdiction over the emerging cryptocurrency industry.

North American Securities Administrators Association argued that the crypto industry has greatly attracted fraudsters.

Musk expressed confidence that regulatory changes were inevitable, 'estimating' a 100% probability of reform.

The regulator said the billionare failed to honor a subpoena that has been served since May.

Defense lawyers argued that Kwon could not appear for testimony, as he is currently is currently being held in a Montenegrin jail.

SEC Chair Gary Gensler remains steadfast that most cryptocurrencies fall under the agency’s securities regulations.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the company was engaging with elected officials about crypto regulatry issues.

Three high-ranking Binance.US employees—including its CEO—have recently left the firm as pressure builds.

Crypto attorney Gabriel Shapiro argued that the CFTC woud be a worse regulator for the crypto industry than the SEC.

The SEC delay caused the broader cyptocurrency market to decline by nearly 4%.