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CoinDesk TV
SEC Is ‘Asleep at the Wheel,’ Rep. Davidson of Ohio Says
Warren Davidson, a Republican, said the agency isn't doing enough to regulate crypto.
Bitwise Chief Compliance Officer Says Stablecoin Legislation Could Come This Year
Katherine Dowling says Congress may act because stablecoins are a relatively narrow issue.
What's Next for Genesis Creditors? It Depends on What's in the Bankruptcy Filing
It may “take a long time” to figure out Genesis' assets and liabilities, Eric Snyder, partner at Wilk Auslander, told CoinDesk TV.
Circle CEO: US Stablecoin Legislation Is ‘Lowest-Hanging Fruit’
Jeremy Allaire believes Congress will concentrate on stablecoin regulation because of its straightforward nature and significant growth potential.
Skybridge Capital Founder: The Time to Invest in Crypto Is Now
Anthony Scaramucci says long-term investors should keep a three- to five-year time frame and ignore day-to-day price movements.
CBDCs Are the Future of Money, IBM Exec Says
Shyam Nagarajan says issuers should consider a hybrid model of permissioned and permissionless currency.
Crypto Long-Term Adoption Depends on Regulation, Coinbase Exec Says
Live from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Tom Duff Gordon, Coinbase's vice president of international policy, discusses why the fall of FTX put crypto on policymaker’s radar.
Former SEC Lawyer Says Agency Pushing to Be Crypto Regulator With Gemini/Genesis Suit
The SEC sued Gemini Trust and Genesis Capital for selling unregistered securities.
After FTX, Crypto Companies No Longer Have ‘Benefit of the Doubt’ on Capitol Hill, Says Congressman
When it comes to regulation, the U.S. needs to “get its act together,” Rep. Jim Himes told CoinDesk TV.
Coinbase Could Be One of Crypto’s Long-Term Survivors: Oppenheimer
The investment giant’s senior analyst is relatively optimistic the crypto exchange could stick around after crypto’s ice age finally melts.
