The SEC and those who support its approach are likely concerned that this no-good, very bad day becomes no-good, very bad days. A string of court losses with similar legal reasoning as yesterday’s ruling in the Ripple case would weaken anti-crypto Democrats’ negotiating hand further. One takes this risk when placing all their betting chips on a novel legal strategy. When you lose, you lose significantly, and the other side of the debate understands that your negotiating leverage worsens by the day.
BlackRock authorized to supply crypto providers in UK, increasing digital asset footprint
BlackRock has secured approval from the Monetary Conduct Authority (FCA) to function as a registered crypto asset agency in the...
