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us.cnn.com
Stablecoin law allows crypto firms to profit from fraud, prosecutors say | CNN Business
New York's top prosecutors are raising an alarm on the crypto industry's first legislative milestone, the GENIUS Act, alleging that the law fails to protect victims of fraud and gives legal cover to companies that are "profiting from fraud.
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edition.cnn.com
Stablecoin law allows crypto firms to profit from fraud, prosecutors say
New York's top prosecutors are raising an alarm on the crypto industry's first legislative milestone, the GENIUS Act, alleging that the law fails to protect victims of fraud and gives legal cover to companies that are "profiting from fraud.
#CryptoRegulation #Tokenization #SecuritiesLaw
finance.yahoo.com
Coinbase vs. Wall Street: Tokenization Battle Threatens Crypto Bill
A deepening dispute over tokenized stocks threatens to derail Washington's push for comprehensive crypto regulation as industry executives split over language in the Senate Banking Committee's portion of the landmark digital assets bill.
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www.foxnews.com
SEC CHAIR ATKINS, CFTC CHAIR SELIG : Team Trump readies crypto plan so Americans can count on their future
Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram has the latest on delays to a crypto bill on Capitol Hill on 'Special Report.
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www.bloomberg.com
Crypto's Future Will Be Sabotaged by Feeble Oversight
A new legal framework for trading in digital assets is needed, with the SEC and CFTC jointly drafting rules to ensure safety and soundness, customer protection, and disclosure and governance.
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cryptoslate.com
Washington's new crypto bill would strip states of power - legally bans oversight that catches front-end manipulation
Cover art/illustration via CryptoSlate. Image includes combined content which may include AI-generated content.
Washington is about to take a serious swing at crypto's most stubborn problem: who, exactly, is supposed to police the market when a token trades like a commodity, is sold like a security, and moves through software that insists it isn't a company at all.
