The head of the SEC says most cryptocurrencies are operating illegally

Today's News

Cryptocurrency is in the news today with several stories about regulation, adoption, and new projects. SEC Chair Gary Gensler says that crypto intermediaries should register with the SEC, and the agency will be issuing warning to the White House about the need for major regulations in the crypto space. In other news, a new White House report says that crypto mining could hurt climate progress, and Tim Cook is being interviewed in a fake 'Apple Crypto Event 2022' that attracted 70k viewers. Finally, billionaire investor Mark Cuban says that crypto is a buy right now, and shares of Riot Blockchain are rising today.

Outline

  • The head of the SEC says that most cryptocurrencies are operating illegally and that crypto intermediaries should register with the US SEC.
  • A new White House report says that crypto mining could hurt climate progress.
  • Fake ‘Apple Crypto Event 2022’ attracts 70k viewers with Tim Cook interview.
  • Kim Kardashian is launching a private equity firm.
  • Despite the recent downturn in the cryptocurrency market, Y Combinator's Summer 2022 batch has 30 crypto startups, up from 25 in its Winter 2022 batch.
  • GameStop's FTX deal is about gift cards. Its stock went up anyway.
  • What's at stake in the Voyager and Celsius crypto bankruptcies?
  • Teenage founder raises $30 million for crypto startup.
  • DeFi hacks keep adding up as scammers exploit code ethos.
  • Bank of America sees Asian telcos turning towers into treasure.
  • You can now contribute to the recovery of Ukraine’s cultural sites with this NFT project.
  • Why this billionaire investor thinks crypto is a buy right now.
  • Why Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana were up Thursday morning.
  • Why shares of Riot Blockchain are rising today.
  • The no-brainer crypto that some billionaires could regret not buying.
  • This cryptocurrency surged ahead of Ethereum's upcoming 'merge.' Is now the time to buy?
  • Is now the time to buy more Ethereum?