The bill would clarify which digital assets fall under securities law versus Commodity Futures Trading Commission oversight.
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The bill would clarify which digital assets fall under securities law versus Commodity Futures Trading Commission oversight.
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In its latest what's-not-a-security statement on digital assets, the Securities and Exchange Commission has added dollar-based stablecoins, but may snub Tether.
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on July 3 that Coin Center could dismiss its lawsuit against the Treasury Department.
The country's market regulator's proposed rules are meant to ensure stablecoins maintain their value and seek to reduce the likelihood of stablecoin and crypto custody companies failing.
The firm said it's one of the only principal trading firms to hold the state's crypto license.