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The SEC's interpretative notice suggests that most crypto assets will not be considered securities under federal law, potentially reducing regulatory uncertainty and boosting investor confidence.

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The US Department of Justice has dropped its case against BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji with prejudice, following a reassessment of the evidentiary record, which may positively impact the cryptocurrency market.

The SEC's advisory group has voted to support regulating stock transactions on blockchains, potentially paving the way for tokenized securities.

The SEC and CFTC have signed a memo to harmonize regulation of crypto and other markets, aiming to foster innovation while maintaining market integrity.

The SEC and CFTC have signed a memorandum of understanding to combine their oversight of the crypto market, potentially leading to clearer regulations and increased investor confidence.

SEC chair Paul Atkins emphasizes the need for coordinated oversight between US regulators, highlighting the importance of avoiding duplicative enforcement actions.

The former CFTC chief Giancarlo emphasizes the importance of regulatory clarity for banks in the crypto industry, suggesting that even if the CLARITY Act fails, regulatory bodies will still create rules to address the issue.

The NYSE agreed to pay $9 million to settle SEC allegations related to a 2023 market outage, highlighting regulatory scrutiny and potential consequences for exchange malfunctions.

The SEC has settled a $10 million lawsuit against Justin Sun, ending a long-running case of alleged fraud and securities violations.