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O presidente da SEC, Jay Clayton, renuncia - Jay Clayton chefiou o órgão regulador mais influente para a indústria de criptomoeda. Saiba mais:

SEC Chairman has finally said that Ethereum is not a security but that is no reason to rejoice. If you think that the headlines like “ETH Token is not security says SEC Chairman” spells good news – think

Recent information from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) chairman has come out on the topic of ethereum (ETH) as a security. Jay Clayton, the SEC's chairman, verified the agency's staff

Today in crypto saw positive Bitcoin price action amidst recent negative SEC sentiment, two ransomware participants caught, plans announced for a partnership between Nasdaq and VanEck, and positive statements

Advertisement Cryptocurrency lawsuits increased threefold in the first two quarters of 2018 compared to the whole of last year. This is according to a report prepared by Lex Machina, a legal analytics

Advertisement This is why we can’t have nice things. A few months ago, cybersecurity pioneer and noted provocateur John McAfee took to Twitter to implore his followers to “flood” Securities and Exchange

While most of the cryptocurrency community is happy about the news from William Hinman, proponents like John McAfee isn't too excited about what Jay Clayton, the chairman of the SEC, had to say about

Le marché étasunien des titres financiers représente à lui seul plus de 19 trillions de dollars. Ce marché est gouverné par des règles qui sont considérées comme étant parmi les plus strictes au monde.

Understanding What a Security Token Is... During 2017, the initial coin offerings or ICOs raised more than $4 billion, creating the first indications of what some experts believe will eventually be a

The chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that he has instructed staff at the regulatory agency to be on “high alert” for initial coin offerings (ICOs) that violate federal

Many questionable legal provisions are transpiring within the federal system of justice; which victims of white collar crimes are crying foul about making fraud easier to get away with. White collar offenders