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Regulation
Why Ex-SEC Official John Reed Stark Is Wrong About Crypto
Public blockchains still have promise to help solve the world’s most intractable problems, even if they haven’t yet.
How Crypto Advocacy Must Change Post-FTX Collapse
Public opinion of this cyclical industry has shifted again.
Top Republican on US Senate Panel Ready to Work on Crypto Rules
Senator Tim Scott's announcement Thursday follows Senate Banking Committee Chairman Sen. Sherrod Brown's earlier statement on his willingness to work on crypto legislation.
Why Venture Capitalists Won’t Be Held Accountable for Investing in FTX
As impossible as it is to believe that venture capital funds did proper due diligence on mismanaged and allegedly fraudulent FTX, the inherent risk of early-stage investing makes regulatory change unlikely in the fallout.
Commissioner: CFTC Needs More Dialogue With Market Participants to Modernize Regulation
"It’s important for us to know certain facts, information [and] data about the company acquiring a registered market participant” to avoid another FTX debacle, Kristin N. Johnson said on CoinDesk TV.
Initial Coin Offerings Deserve a Rethink
ICOs do not deserve their bad reputation – and can be a viable way for retail investors to take part in the growth of early stage startups and expand capital access for U.S. firms, if regulation is reconsidered.
