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Today, Crypto.com has filed suit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). We are doing so to protect the future of the crypto industry in the U.S., joining a series of our peers who are actively defending themselves and taking action against a misguided federal agency acting beyond its authorization under the law. Our decision to sue the SEC follows our receipt of a Wells notice from the Commission staff, illustrating that the SEC’s unauthorized and unjust regulation by enforcement campaign continues despite bipartisan indications that the next Administration will take a more constructive and effective approach to advancing crypto in the U.S. For now, improper SEC enforcement actions are part of the process of operating a legitimate and licensed crypto business in the U.S. While this is an unprecedented move for our company to file suit against a federal agency, actions by that agency towards our industry post: This unprecedented action by our company against a federal agency is a warranted response to the SEC’s regulation by enforcement regime which has hurt more than 50 million American crypto holders. post: And to use all regulatory tools available to bring certainty to the industry through proper rulemaking, https://t.co/pFc4Pz9nFR has also filed a petition with the CFTC and SEC to confirm crypto derivative products categorization. post: While we welcome recent bipartisan support for the industry, that message has not been received by current SEC leadership that issued us a Wells notice. post: The SEC’s unauthorized overreach and unlawful rulemaking regarding crypto must stop.
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Crypto.com filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, alleging that the federal agency is overstepping its jurisdiction by regulating the cryptocurrency industry. The crypto trading platform said its move follows the receipt of a 'Wells notice' from the top U.S. markets regulator, on the grounds that tokens traded on its ...
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