# Сопутствующие статьи по теме SEC

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SEC Submits Guidance on Applying Securities Laws to Crypto

The U.S. SEC has provided the White House with a new framework outlining how federal securities laws apply to various cryptocurrencies. The guidance, currently in the pre-rule stage, aims to establish a "token taxonomy" to classify crypto assets and clarify which are considered securities. This will affect how crypto companies register, disclose information, and operate. Separately, the CFTC submitted proposals related to prediction markets, which allow betting on event outcomes. U.S. regulators are increasing efforts to define clearer rules for both crypto and prediction markets as these areas continue to grow.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:20

SEC Submits Guidance on Applying Securities Laws to Crypto

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:20

Trump Backs U.S. Clarity Act, Accuses Major Banks of Undermining GENIUS

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has called for the enactment of the U.S. Clarity Act, which aims to link the country’s economic strength with clear cryptocurrency regulations. In a speech to lawmakers and industry representatives, Trump accused major financial institutions of stifling innovation by impeding technological progress. He argued that regulatory ambiguity has driven crypto businesses and talent overseas, and that well-defined legislation would attract investment and bolster U.S. financial competitiveness. Trump emphasized that legislative clarity would balance innovation with investor protection, warning that the U.S. risks falling behind other nations that offer more certain regulatory environments. The Clarity Act has garnered bipartisan support and seeks to clarify the roles of the CFTC and SEC regarding digital assets, potentially reducing compliance costs and encouraging market confidence. The bill also includes provisions for certain exemptions to foster innovation. Negotiations over the final language of the legislation are ongoing amid mixed reactions from financial institutions and other stakeholders.

TheNewsCrypto03/04 06:27

Trump Backs U.S. Clarity Act, Accuses Major Banks of Undermining GENIUS

TheNewsCrypto03/04 06:27

Cardano Founder Sounds Alarm Over New US Crypto Bill

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson strongly opposes the new U.S. crypto market structure bill, H.R. 3633, arguing it would harm innovation by classifying new digital assets as securities by default. He warns that the bill would force projects to undergo a difficult process to prove decentralization and potentially never escape securities classification. Hoskinson claims the SEC could exploit vague language to delay or block projects indefinitely, stifling new development in the U.S. and protecting older networks. He calls for a principles-based rewrite that modernizes securities laws and limits regulatory overreach, instead of a bill he believes enshrines the SEC's aggressive enforcement approach.

bitcoinist03/03 14:14

Cardano Founder Sounds Alarm Over New US Crypto Bill

bitcoinist03/03 14:14

Same Case, Different Verdicts: Why Was Uniswap Acquitted While Tornado Cash Was Not?

In a landmark ruling, the New York Southern District Court dismissed a class-action lawsuit against Uniswap and its founder, Hayden Adams, holding them not liable for scam tokens traded on the platform. The court, presided over by Judge Katherine Polk Failla, compared the case to holding a self-driving car developer responsible for crimes committed using the vehicle, emphasizing that open-source developers should not bear responsibility for misuse by third parties. This decision contrasts sharply with the legal outcome for Tornado Cash developers. Despite the same judge being involved, Tornado Cash co-developer Roman Storm was convicted for operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business, while another developer, Alexey Pertsev, received a prison sentence in the Netherlands for money laundering. The U.S. Treasury had previously sanctioned Tornado Cash for allegedly facilitating over $7 billion in money laundering, including for North Korean hackers. The divergent rulings highlight a key regulatory stance: decentralization is permissible, but privacy tools enabling illicit activities face strict scrutiny. The author suggests that while Uniswap’s legal victory aligns with principles of developer immunity for open-source code, Tornado Cash’s case underscores that protocols knowingly aiding crime, especially at a state level, won’t be tolerated. The piece concludes by questioning if Uniswap, despite its legal win, should take more proactive steps to screen for scams to protect users, reflecting a broader responsibility within the DeFi ecosystem.

marsbit03/03 11:10

Same Case, Different Verdicts: Why Was Uniswap Acquitted While Tornado Cash Was Not?

marsbit03/03 11:10

No Crypto Market Structure Deal Could Lead To Increased Regulatory Crackdown, Expert Says

The CLARITY Act, a key US crypto market structure bill, has missed its March 1 deadline due to a lack of agreement between the crypto and banking industries. Negotiations have stalled primarily over whether stablecoin issuers should be allowed to offer yield to holders. An expert warns that without a deal, regulators like the SEC may continue a strict enforcement approach. Conversely, a compromise could attract significant institutional investment. JPMorgan analysts believe the bill's passage would be a major turning point, replacing regulatory uncertainty with clear rules and boosting institutional participation and real-world asset tokenization. Further Senate negotiations are expected in April 2026.

bitcoinist03/03 11:03

No Crypto Market Structure Deal Could Lead To Increased Regulatory Crackdown, Expert Says

bitcoinist03/03 11:03

RWA Weekly Report｜Commodity Assets Surge Over 13%; Nasdaq Enters Prediction Market, Plans to Launch 100 Index Binary Options (2.25-3.3)

RWA Weekly Report: Commodity-based assets surge over 13%; Nasdaq enters prediction markets with plans to launch binary options on NDX100 (Feb 25 - Mar 3) The on-chain total value of Real World Assets (RWA) grew by 4.59% to $26.22 billion, while the represented asset value increased 7.61% to $390.14 billion. Notably, commodity-based assets saw significant growth, rising over 13% to $6 billion. US Treasury holdings, the largest single asset class, grew to $10.8 billion. However, the number of asset holders decreased by 7.45%, indicating a market shift towards larger, more concentrated institutional participation. Key developments include Nasdaq's proposal to the SEC to list binary options on its Nasdaq 100 indexes, a move into the prediction market. Regulatory progress was mixed; while the SEC approved WisdomTree's application for a tokenized money market fund allowing intraday trading, a US stablecoin yield agreement faces delays due to industry disagreements. In other news, a consortium of 12 European banks plans to launch a euro-backed stablecoin in late 2026. Japan's JPYC secured $12 million in funding for its yen stablecoin, and Hong Kong announced tax breaks for digital asset investments. Meanwhile, US Senators called for an investigation into Binance's sanctions compliance. Major projects like Ondo Finance integrated tokenized stocks as collateral in DeFi, and MSX launched a Pre-IPO investment板块. The report concludes that the RWA market is accelerating, with a focus on scalable, institutional-grade configurations in stable yield-bearing assets like treasuries and commodities.

Odaily星球日报03/03 08:13

RWA Weekly Report｜Commodity Assets Surge Over 13%; Nasdaq Enters Prediction Market, Plans to Launch 100 Index Binary Options (2.25-3.3)

Odaily星球日报03/03 08:13

Nasdaq Ventures into Prediction Markets: Wall Street Bets on Tech Index with 'Yes or No'

Nasdaq has filed a proposal with the SEC to launch binary options, or "outcome-related options," on its flagship Nasdaq-100 and Nasdaq-100 Micro indexes. These contracts allow investors to make "yes or no" predictions on whether specific conditions will be met by the index at expiration. Priced between $0.01 and $1.00, the contract value reflects the perceived probability of the outcome—settling at $1 if true and $0 if false. This simplifies trading to a direct bet on event outcomes, rather than price movements. The Nasdaq-100, heavily weighted toward major tech stocks like Apple and Nvidia, is highly sensitive to market sentiment, making it an ideal underlying asset for such products. This move signals traditional exchanges' growing interest in prediction markets. Unlike the Intercontinental Exchange's recent strategic investment in Polymarket, Nasdaq is directly integrating predictive structures into its existing product lineup. If approved, this would mark a significant step in bringing prediction-based trading into the regulated mainstream financial system, blending traditional derivatives with event-driven speculation.

Odaily星球日报03/03 03:08

Nasdaq Ventures into Prediction Markets: Wall Street Bets on Tech Index with 'Yes or No'

Odaily星球日报03/03 03:08

Former SEC Chair Made Shocking Revelation to Ripple’s CEO During White House Meet

Former SEC Chair Gary Gensler privately apologized to Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse during a White House meeting on digital asset policy in late 2024, admitting he was wrong about XRP and praising Ripple’s work. This marked a significant shift after a four-year legal battle where the SEC sued Ripple for an unregistered securities offering involving XRP. Although the case created regulatory uncertainty and led to exchange delistings, Ripple secured a partial victory in 2023 when a judge ruled XRP was not a security on public markets. Gensler, who resigned in early 2025, had been a controversial figure in crypto for his aggressive enforcement approach. His apology validates Ripple’s stance and suggests a potential change in how Washington may engage with crypto.

bitcoinist03/03 03:03

Former SEC Chair Made Shocking Revelation to Ripple’s CEO During White House Meet

bitcoinist03/03 03:03

CEA Industries (BNC) Entangled in Investor Lawsuit, Director Hans Thomas Accused of Fraud

CEA Industries (ticker: BNC) faces a lawsuit and investor scrutiny over governance and fraud allegations. Investor Abraham Gomez filed suit in California court against the company and director Hans Thomas, accusing them of fraud, promissory estoppel, unjust enrichment, and failure to pay for services. Gomez invested $14 million and alleges he was promised an additional $1 million in stock for a further $3 million investment, which was only partially fulfilled. He also claims he provided extensive operational support—including drafting press releases that boosted the stock 60%—but was paid only $50,000 despite an agreed $250,000 monthly fee. The lawsuit highlights governance concerns, including a lack of operational infrastructure at CEA and questions about beneficial ownership disclosure raised by YZi Labs against Thomas and 10X Capital. The case reflects broader investor skepticism about PIPE financing structures and potential conflicts of interest in companies associated with SPAC transactions.

marsbit02/28 05:42

CEA Industries (BNC) Entangled in Investor Lawsuit, Director Hans Thomas Accused of Fraud