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Ripple Still Plans to Go Public After the SEC Lawsuit, Asserts SBI Group’s CEO

Should Ripple prevail in its ongoing legal battle against the SEC, the payment processor will join the trend of crypto-related companies going public, said the CEO of SBI Group – one of the largest shareholders in the firm.   During an earnings presentation call, SBI Group’s CEO, Yoshitaka Kitao, spoke about the relationship between the entity...
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SEC Tries to Limit Ripple’s Access, Accusing the Company of ‘Harassment’

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has accused Ripple of “harassment” after its executives were granted access to internal documents from the regulatory body. The documents allegedly contain information about three currencies —BTC, ETH, and XRP, where the SEC classifies the three of them as “digital currencies.” Now the SEC wants to limit access to...
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Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital Filed for Bitcoin ETF With the SEC

The number of companies filing to receive approval to launch a Bitcoin ETF in the US continues to increase with the addition of Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital. If approved, the Galaxy Bitcoin ETF will trade on the NYSE Arca exchange.  Based in New York, Galaxy Digital is a diversified financial services firm dedicated to the...
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Not Just Ripple: SEC Goes After Another Blockchain Company

A few months after it filed a lawsuit against Ripple for conducting an unregistered security offering, the SEC has done the same against another blockchain project. This time, it’s going for LBRY – a project operating a decentralized content publishing platform. $11M Worth of Unregistered Securities Offering? Based in New Hampshire, US, LBRY Inc is...
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XRP Holders Permitted to Intervene in Ripple’s Lawsuit Against the SEC

Positive news for the blockchain-based payment processor Ripple, as District Judge Analisa Torres has approved XRP holders to intervene in the ongoing legal case against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Additionally, the company has acquired a 40% stake in the large Asian cross-border payments firm – Tranglo. XRP Holders to Intervene in the SEC...
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Goldman Sachs Files for a Bitcoin ETF With the SEC

Major U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs has filed a prospectus with the U.S. Securities and exchange Commission (SEC) for an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that could offer exposure to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. In a recent document filing, Goldman Sachs is seeking approval from the SEC to launch an ETF called the ARK Innovation ETF. According...
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XRP Price Surges 12% Following Positive News in the Ripple-SEC Case

Positive news emerged for Ripple (XRP) late last week as the blockchain giant looks to get relisted on US coin exchanges. In a historic SEC lawsuit against Ripple Labs, a judge involved in the discovery process acknowledged XRP’s viability as both a currency and utility. In the same hearing, the SEC admitted that only Ripple...
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SEC Requests Personal Financial Information on Ripple Executives, They Object

More developments on the Ripple vs. the SEC legal front as the Commission has requested personal financial information of the company’s CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, and co-founder Christian Larsen. Simultaneously, the Japanese financial giant SBI Group has doubled-down on its support for Ripple by offering to pay its shareholders dividends in XRP. The SEC Seeks Personal...
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Ripple Has Settled Its Lawsuit Against YouTube

Nearly a year after filing a lawsuit against YouTube for failing to prevent XRP giveaway scams, Ripple Labs has settled the issue without disclosing any further details. In the other ongoing Ripple-related lawsuit, the SEC has asked Judge Analisa Torres to deny the payment processor’s motions to dismiss. Ripple Settles with YouTube CryptoPotato reported last...
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Ripple and MoneyGram Part Ways Amid SEC Litigation While XRP Eyes $0.50

The SEC lawsuit against Ripple Labs continues to harm the payment processor as the company has officially ended its relationship with the international money transfer provider – MoneyGram. Nevertheless, Ripple hopes to revisit the relationship in the future, especially if it prevails against the Commission.  CryptoPotato reported in late December 2020 that the US Securities...
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Brad Garlinghouse: XRP Will Continue Trading Even if Ripple Goes Away

With the impending legal battle between the SEC and Ripple, the CEO of the payment processor said that XRP will endure even if the company doesn’t. Simultaneously, Jesse Powell, the CEO of the veteran US exchange, Kraken, believes that offering XRP trading carries “huge asymmetrical risk.” XRP Will Endure, Says Ripple CEO Ever since the...
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Blockchain Group to Meet With US Treasury Department Executives Over Brewing Regulations

A change in the administration of the world’s most dominant economy potentially spells a new era for nascent technologies like blockchain and cryptocurrency. Incoming regulations and policies can either accelerate growth or impede progress. Fully aware of this, America’s leading blockchain group is taking the bull by the horn. It is taking the plunge to...
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Ripple’s CEO: SEC Lawsuit Did Not Affect Business in Asia Pacific

Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse told Reuters in an interview today that the company is still conducting and growing its business in the Asia Pacific region despite the SEC legal case against Ripple and its executives.  The last four months have been some of the toughest for Ripple after the company was slammed with a $1.3...
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Ripple’s Brad Garlinghouse, Chris Larsen File Motions To Dismiss SEC Lawsuit

Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse and co-founder Chris Larsen have recently appealed to Judge Analisa Torres, filing two separate motions to dismiss the US SEC’s amended complaint against Ripple and its executives. Regulatory Overreach In a letter dated March 3, 2021, the Attorneys representing Garlinghouse stated that the lawsuit filed by the SEC against Ripple was...
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Da Vinci Capital Reportedly Requests $100 Million from Telegram for TON’s Failure

A large investor in Telegram’s failed Open Network (TON) has reportedly requested $100 million in compensation from the company. Otherwise, the investor – Da Vinci Capital – has warned with taking legal actions against the messaging platform. TON Investor Demands $100M Telegram’s TON initiative was among the most widely-discussed blockchain-related projects in the past few...
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Cboe Files With the US SEC Again to List VanEck’s Bitcoin ETF

Yet another attempt for a US-approved Bitcoin ETF is on the horizon coming from the Chicago Board Options Exchange (Cboe). The organization’s filing with the SEC aims to build on a previous S-1 filing initiated by VanEck.  CryptoPotato reported in late 2020 that the US investment giant with about $50 billion in AUM, VanEck, has...
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MoneyGram Suspends Trading on Ripple’s Platform, XRP Price Slumps 15%

Money transfer giant MoneyGram is suspending its partnership deal with Ripple, following the ongoing legal battle between the latter and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). MoneyGram announced the news of the suspension in its Q4 and full-year 2020 financial results published on Monday (Feb. 22, 2021). As part of its Q1 2021 outlook,...
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SEC v. Ripple (XRP): Settlement at This Point Unlikely as Pretrial Conference Set for February 22nd

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Ripple, the fintech company behind the third-largest cryptocurrency, XRP, have clearly stated that there will not be any settlement on the current lawsuit against Ripple prior to the official trial date. No Prospect For Settlement Both parties made this statement in a discovery letter dated February...
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SEC’s Hester Peirce Urges for Crypto Regulations as Institutional Interest Piles

The recent boom in institutional interest in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies might be a fresh sign that the market needs crypto regulations. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce pointed out that the wide range of investors would also improve price formation. Institutional Interest as the Long-Awaited Sign for Crypto Regulations US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) commissioner Hester...
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‘Tai Chi’ Document Saga: Binance Drops Lawsuit Against Forbes

In a document filed with the United States District Court of New Jersey, Binance dropped the lawsuit filed against Forbes in November 2020. The case was in response to Forbes’ story, where it alleged that the cryptocurrency exchange was brewing plans to exploit United States investors through a sham company. Binance, through its attorneys, Peter...
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Bill Miller’s Fund To Allocate $300 Million To Grayscale Bitcoin Trust

More institutional investors are betting big on bitcoin as the digital currency rallied. From gaining acceptance by corporations as a primary reserve asset, the cryptocurrency is now making its way to the portfolio of some of the world’s largest hedge funds. Last month, Bridgewater Associates founder and Ray Dalio called bitcoin an “amazing accomplishment” and...
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Why there’s more to the story of XRP’s latest pump

On 30 January 2021, XRP registered its biggest 48-hour spike in over 3 years. Surging by 170% on the price charts, the crypto-asset ascended from $0.278 to a yearly high of $0.75. Source: XRP/USD on Trading View In fact, the crypto-asset almost matched its 2020 high. However, right after the top, it registered a massive...
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Ripple’s response to SEC has its merits according to lawyer

It has been a little over 24 hours since Ripple released its official response to the SEC lawsuit. Since then, Ripple’s native crypto asset XRP has rallied by over 18% and was trading at around $0.33 at the time of writing. Among the many legal experts evaluating Ripple’s response was Attorney Jeremy Hogan who highlights...
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Robinhood, Ameritrade Halt GME Trading as Former SEC Chair Weighs in

Ameritrade, a popular US-based trading platform owned by Charles Schwab, and Robinhood, an American financial service company, have suspended GameStop (GME) trading following the recent controversy. Simultaneously, the former SEC Chair Jay Clayton said that the traditional financial markets need significant readjustments as they are not functioning in everyone’s best interest. Ameritrade And Robinhood Halt...
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U.S approach to crypto-regulations pushed innovation abroad: SEC’s Hester Peirce

Has the U.S approach to regulating crypto been harmful to innovation? According to many, the answer is in the affirmative. A similar sentiment was recently shared by SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce who said, “By being too slow and too inflexible, we have pushed some innovation outside the U.S, that would otherwise have happened here.” Speaking...
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US SEC charges crypto trader ‘Coin Signals’ in $5 million fraud case

United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged a cryptocurrency trader for allegedly being involved in a ponzi scheme defrauding more than $5 million from over 170 investors. The accused, Jeremy Spence, who goes by the name “Coin Signals,” was charged in Manhattan Federal Court for “soliciting funds” for various crypto funds that he operated. ...
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Rothschild Investment Corporation Increases Its Bitcoin (GBTC) Holdings to $1 Million

The Chicago-based company has increased its position to GBTC by about 24% from October to late December, according to a recent filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The financial institution now owns 30,454 GBTC shares. Founded in 1908 in Chicago, Rothschild Investment Corporation is a registered financial brokerage, dealer, and a member of...
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Largest Asset Manager BlackRock May Start Bitcoin Futures Trading

The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, may start trading cash-settled Bitcoin futures. This is according to new filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). BlackRock is the world’s largest asset manager, with almost $8 trillion worth of assets under management last year. To put it in perspective – that’s almost 8 times the...
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‘Fairly clear’ XRP is not a security: Ex-head of SEC’s New York office

Opinions have varied ever since the United States’ SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple a few weeks ago, a development that for a brief while left the cryptocurrency XRP tanking. However, while quite a few exchanges and trading platforms have already de-listed or suspended XRP trading in the aftermath of the same, a few others...
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Grayscale Moves to Dissolve XRP Trust Amid SEC-Ripple Fiasco

Sequel to its removal of XRP from its diversified public crypto fund, Grayscale Investments has announced the dissolution of its XRP Trust. The move is another fallout from the current enforcement action instituted by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against Ripple. Grayscale Terminates XRP Trust Grayscale announced the decision to dissolve its XRP...
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