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CFTC
Coinbase, catalogada como una plataforma de intercambio ilícita por la SEC, fue regulada silenciosamente en otras partes de EE. UU.
El nuevo estatus de comisionista de futuros de la firma en la CFTC puede debilitar al otro regulador de los Mercados estadounidenses –la SEC– y reforzar la defensa del éter como materia prima.
Coinbase finalmente obtiene la aprobación para cotizar futuros de Cripto en EE. UU.
La aprobación convierte a Coinbase en la primera plataforma de criptomonedas que ofrece futuros de Cripto regulados y apalancados junto con el trading al contado tradicional.
PayPal's Stablecoin Debut Shows This Technology 'Has Value Outside of Crypto': Former CFTC Chair Massad
PayPal USD (PYUSD), the latest stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, will be an Ethereum-based token offered to the company’s online-payments customers before expanding to PayPal’s Venmo app. Timothy Massad, former CFTC chairman, PayPal advisor, and current director of the Digital Assets Policy Project at the Harvard Kennedy School, discusses the broader implications, noting that PayPal's move shows "this technology could be beneficial in payments more generally."
PayPal's Stablecoin Could Propel Creation of a 'Federal Regulatory Framework': Former CFTC Chair Massad
PayPal is issuing a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, PayPal USD (PYUSD), but what does this mean for crypto regulation in Washington, D.C.? Timothy Massad, former CFTC chairman, PayPal advisor, and current director of the Digital Assets Policy Project at the Harvard Kennedy School, discusses his reaction and the outlook for stablecoin legislation. "PayPal is saying, we think this technology could be beneficial in payments more generally...that's a good thing," Massad said.
If Binance Faces U.S. Criminal Charges it Could be a 'Death Blow': Former CFTC Division Director
Josh Sterling, former CFTC Division Director and current partner at Jones Day reacts to Semafor reporting that Binance could face U.S. Department of Justice fraud charges, although prosecutors are weighing alternatives given the risk of an FTX-style bank run. Sterling notes that criminal charges against companies are usually a "death blow" and often have "severe consequences for all stakeholders."
Department of Justice Could Charge Binance With Fraud: Report
Binance may face Department of Justice fraud charges, though prosecutors are considering alternatives given the risk of an FTX-style bank run, according to Semafor. Josh Sterling, Jones Day partner and former CFTC division director, discusses the specifics of the report and the potential outcomes.
Worldcoin Faces Investigation in France; Grayscale Wants Equal Treatment for Spot Bitcoin ETF Filings
"CoinDesk Daily" takes a look at the top headlines in crypto today, including Worldcoin, which was co-founded by OpenAI's Sam Altman, facing new scrutiny in France. Grayscale calls for a fair process when it comes to the SEC approving spot bitcoin ETF applications. Binance files a motion to dismiss a lawsuit from the CFTC. And, an update on what FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's attorneys are now asking from the court.
La CFTC se extralimitó al demandar a Binance, según un exchange de Cripto
Binance presentó una solicitud para desestimar una demanda de la CFTC alegando que ofrecía productos de comercio de materias primas ilegales a residentes de EE. UU.
DOJ Attorneys Ask for Time to Process Evidence Against Celsius Founder; Dogecoin Jumps Again
"CoinDesk Daily" breaks down the top crypto headlines of the day, including why dogecoin (DOGE) is rising for the second straight day. Attorneys for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) ask a judge for time to produce evidence in their case against former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky. Binance plans to ask a court to dismiss the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) suit against it. And, KuCoin responds to recent speculation surrounding layoffs.
Binance afirma que tiene la intención de presentar una moción para desestimar la queja de la CFTC
La CFTC demandó a Binance, a su fundador Changpeng Zhao y al oficial de cumplimiento Samuel Lim en un tribunal estadounidense en Illinois en marzo, alegando que la bolsa operaba una operación de negociación de derivados en Estados Unidos.
