A SIM-swapping attack was behind the SEC’s fake Bitcoin post

The Securities and Exchange Commission has linked a SIM swapping attack to its account breach on X earlier this month, which led to the creation of a fake post announcing approval of Bitcoin ETFs that caused the cryptocurrency’s price to spike. In an update on Monday, the SEC says an “unauthorized party obtained control of … Read more

The Crypto World Is Losing Its Mind Over the SEC’s X Debacle

The X account belonging to the Securities and Exchange Commission was hacked on Tuesday, allowing a fake announcement to be posted to the web concerning a much-awaited happening in the crypto world: the first Bitcoin ETFs. The announcement claimed the ETFs had been approved but, as it turns out, that’s not true. When it became … Read more

Coinbase argues it doesn’t commerce securities, so the SEC’s lawsuit needs to be dismissed

Coinbase is asking a choose to dismiss the Securities and Alternate Fee’s lawsuit towards it. In a movement filed on Friday, Coinbase maintains that it doesn’t commerce securities, rendering the SEC’s arguments invalid. The SEC sued Coinbase in June, alleging that the crypto alternate broke securities legal guidelines by working as an unregistered dealer, alternate, … Read more

SEC’s ‘Scathing’ Fees Towards Binance Deal a Huge Blow to US Crypto

It’s no secret that the US Securities and Trade Fee has been investigating Binance, the world’s largest crypto alternate—which has no head workplace or formal deal with however processes $12 billion value of cryptocurrency transactions per day. However the cost sheet filed at present by the SEC within the District of Columbia accommodates a listing of 13 alleged violations of … Read more