Einfach abwarten , wenn man schon BTC oder ETH oder LTC oder Doge hat. Die fortschreitende Adaption von crypto lässt den Markt wachsen. Und durch die fortschreitende Adaption sieht es für obige coins auch sehr gut aus. Meiner Meinung nach ist es aber wichtig, dass es auch level2 Projekte gibt , die die Last von den Host-Netzwerken nehmen. Den Streit der sec darum, ob cryptos securities oder commodities sind, wird noch interessant werden für die USA.
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: Latest sign of a broad crypto crackdown (cont.)
SEC sues Coinbase as pressure on crypto world rises: The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global (COIN) as the regulator turns up its pressure on the crypto world. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/...n-crypto-world-rises-144019913.html
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: Latest sign of a broad crypto crackdown (cont.)
SEC now claims a total of 19 crypto tokens are securities. That sum accounts for roughly 11% of crypto's total market capitalization. Those classifications may pressure other exchanges in US markets to de-list these assets or risk facing the SEC's ire. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/...n-crypto-world-rises-144019913.html
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: Australien macht die Kryptocasinos dicht
Australian bank limits payments to crypto exchanges in light of scams
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is making it harder for its customers to send money to crypto exchanges. These measures are being taken in response to the growing number of crypto-related scams.
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: Latest sign of a broad crypto crackdown (cont.)
"We've identified a number of risks [with crypto]. I'm supportive of those agencies to use the tools they have," says @SecYellen: "I see some holes in the system where additional regulation would be appropriate. We'd like to work with Congress to see additional regulation pass." https://twitter.com/SquawkCNBC/status/1666421098286596097
UK FCA to Introduce 'Cooling-Off' Period for First-Time Crypto Purchases: The UK financial regulator, the FCA, has proposed new rules to protect crypto investors, including a 24-hour waiting period for first-time crypto purchases and a ban on 'refer a friend' bonuses. FCA has asked the industry to provide feedback on its proposed rules, and reiterated that it considers crypto assets "high risk." https://www.ftadviser.com/investments/2023/06/08/...crypto-purchases/
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: Latest sign of a broad crypto crackdown (cont.)
US tightens crackdown on crypto: the lawsuits could transform the crypto market by successfully asserting the SEC's jurisdiction over the industry which for years has argued that tokens do not constitute securities and should not be regulated by the SEC. https://www.reuters.com/legal/...se-over-failure-register-2023-06-06/
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: Latest sign of a broad crypto crackdown (cont.)
Crypto Industry Faces More Challenges in EU and Australia After US Crackdown: The US has launched full-fledged war against crypto. Meanwhile, the European Consumer Group wants stricter stance against misleading advertising. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia plans to limit transactions to crypto trading platforms. https://beincrypto.com/crypto-industry-challenges-eu-australia/ UK Crypto Promotions to Require Warning Labels, Finance Watchdog Cements New Rules: UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has implemented regulations requiring explicit risk disclosures in crypto promotions. Crypto firms to offer a 'cooling-off' period for new investors under the FCA's new rules. https://beincrypto.com/...ions-warning-labels-finance-watchdog-rules/
The hammer has come down on Binance.US as the exchange begins to pull crypto trading pairs from its listings. Binance.US to Delist 10 Trading Pairs and Pause OTC Trading . The SEC has ordered a freeze on Binance.US assets. https://beincrypto.com/...-delist-10-trading-pairs-pause-otc-trading/
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: FIA CEO Lukken testifies on Digital Assets
Testimony from FIA President and CEO Walter L. Lukken before the US House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture on 6 June, 2023, for its hearing titled "The Future of Digital Assets: Providing Clarity for Digital Asset Spot Markets.”: Given the potential of disruptive trading and manipulation in the spot digital asset marketplace, the CFTC’s enforcement authorities and proven track record make the Commission well-positioned to protect customers in this the space, should Congress decide to provide that authority. https://www.fia.org/fia/articles/...n-testifies-future-digital-assets
That raises questions about other exchanges that have also allowed U.S. investors to trade those tokens, such as Kraken, Gemini, Crypto.com and Okcoin, and whether they could be at risk of regulatory action, industry executives said. Some exchanges may look to de-list the tokens in question. “All U.S. exchanges should now be on notice that they may be subject to enforcement action if they permit, or have permitted, these tokens to be traded,” said Jason Allegrante, chief legal and compliance officer at Fireblocks, a digital asset infrastructure provider. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/06/09/...o-crackdown-analysis/