Pantera Raises Additional $5M for Its Bitcoin Fund, Bringing Total to $134M
Formed in 2013, Pantera’s was the first U.S.-based bitcoin fund.
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Law Decoded: Green lights of the SEC, black flags of Binance, Nov. 13–20
Libel laws and new faces at the U.S. securities regulator lead the week’s news.
Outgoing SEC Chair Jay Clayton reveals what’s driving the rise of BTC
Jay Clayton is stepping down from his role as SEC Chairman at the end of the year, but before going he wants to set the record straight on the SEC’s opinion of Bitcoin.
SEC seeks judgement after ‘no show’ in $9M Meta 1 Coin fraud case
The SEC is seeking a default judgment against three companies and four individuals for their roles in an allegedly fraudulent ICO that duped $9 million from 500 investors.
SEC gives OK to social media platform to issue stablecoin without registering as a security
The letter states the regulatory agency “will not recommend enforcement action” against a platform issuing a digital currency capable of being converted to fiat.
Rapper T.I.’s associates to cough up $100K in FLiK token case with SEC
The settlement with the SEC came after the three were charged in September for their participation in “unregistered and fraudulent” ICOs.
SEC leader touts record on digital assets on his way out the door
The outgoing SEC director first joined the agency in 2017.
The US SEC amendments and SAFT process
Do the new safe harbors against integration pave the way for a successful SAFT process?
SEC Commissioner Peirce Says Regulations Should Be Slow, Though Crypto Rules Could Be Faster
New regulations take time to allow for public feedback, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said at CoinDesk’s Bitcoin for Advisors conference.
Investors fight to keep Bancor securities case out of Israeli court
“Defendants say, in passing, that Israel is the more appropriate forum, but fail to provide any supporting detail,” stated the plantiff’s lawyers in the class-action suit.
