Uniswap Labs responds to the US SEC Wells notice
Uniswap Labs: We do not operate an exchange, broker, or clearing firm, and the Uniswap Protocol itself is not subject to securities laws.
JinseFinanceUniswap Labs: We do not operate an exchange, broker, or clearing firm, and the Uniswap Protocol itself is not subject to securities laws.
JinseFinanceAn emerging class of protocols is driving the development of decentralized virtual infrastructure (DeVIN). The technology uses blockchain to create markets and expand access to GPUs and data storage.
JinseFinanceSpeculation hints at possible early Bitcoin ETF approvals by January 5, 2024, or before January 20. SEC meetings suggest a positive outlook, with trading expected shortly post-approval, potentially affecting Bitcoin's market sentiment and future.
EdmundSources argue that firms have a difficult time being competitive and compliant without a clear regulatory path forward.
TheBlockThe United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has strictly regulated digital currencies and crypto exchanges like Coinbase.
BitcoinistJeremy Allaire insists that stablecoins can be treated as payment systems.
CryptoSlateCircle denied that it has received a Wells notice.
CryptoSlateThe exchange said all AMP trading will be halted on Aug. 15, adding that it “may resume at some point in the future."
CointelegraphCoinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said the U.S. SEC will not meet with the company, adding that 50 percent of officials in Washington are concerned about the risks of cryptocurrencies.
CointelegraphRipple's boss says his company has been unfairly treated, giving ethereum an edge.
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