The ongoing legal battles between crypto firms and the United States securities regulator will likely fade away with Donald ...

Eighteen Republican attorneys general sued the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Chair Gary Gensler on Thursday ...

After years of legal wrangling with the U.S. securities regulator, President-elect Donald Trump's win was taken by the crypto ...

Eighteen states have collectively filed suit against the SEC, Gary Gensler, and his fellow commissioners, alleging crypto ...

The company wants crypto policy issues removed from courts and leadership changes within federal agencies like the SEC.

A crypto-friendly administration could set clear regulations that allow firms to spend less on legal fees and more on ...

The president names the chair, which means the SEC’s leadership and capacity are heavily influenced by the politics of the legislative and executive branches. So, what happens after the election?

The crypto industry has likely won its best possible election outcome, but seeing the benefits of that change may take more ...

Crypto has more allies ... crypto Congress could mean going forward. One of the few things that politicians on both sides of the aisle can agree upon is that the SEC regime that has been led ...

Crypto.com’s complaint revealed it received a Wells notice from the SEC on Aug. 22. A Wells notice is a letter from the SEC telling you you’re about to be sued. After you get one you present ...

The bold move gained the support of the crypto community, which has long railed against the federal agency's "regulation by enforcement." On Tuesday, the crypto exchange Crypto.com sued the ...

At this point, the prevailing view of Bitcoin is that it's digital gold. Like gold, it is inherently valuable because it is ...