SEC to address growing crypto issuer filings with specialized offices
The upcoming Office of Crypto Assets will review crypto filings, allowing DRP to refocus on filing review issues related to crypto assets. In light of the influx of filings from cryptocurrency issuers in the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decided to set up two new offices this fall to provide specialized support to the seven offices currently responsible for reviewing issuer filings. Under the Division of Corporation Finance's Disclosure Review Program (DRP), the SEC announced plans to add two offices — an Office of Crypto Assets and an Office of Industrial....
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is setting up a dedicated office to review crypto-related filings. The securities regulator stressed the need to “provide greater and more specialized support” for crypto assets.
SEC’s Dedicated Crypto Office
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced Friday its plan to establish two new offices to review filings. One is an “Office of Crypto Assets” and the other is an “Office of Industrial Applications and Services,” the regulator said, adding that it expects both....
An increasing number of financial and crypto pyramids targeting Russian investors have been opening physical offices in the country. The Central Bank of Russia has recently expressed concern over the trend which is seen as an indication that the fraudsters expect growing demand.
Russian Crypto Scams Launch Offices to Lure More Investors In-person, Bank of Russia Says
Financial pyramids and illegal forex dealers in Russia, many of which now specialize in offering crypto investment and settlement opportunities, are moving offline, the daily Izvestia reported quoting the Central....
The world’s largest asset manager BlackRock has now filed for a new ETF. The crypto space has been characterized by ETF filings ever since the first Bitcoin Futures ETF made its debut on the trading markets. Since then, there have been more futures ETF filings surrounding bitcoin and ethereum, as well as spot ETF filings […]
The American retail and pharmacy corporation CVS is looking to enter the metaverse according to trademark filings registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The filings mention things like CVS Health-brand “downloadable virtual goods” and “crypto-collectibles.” CVS Trademark Filings Discuss Virtual Worlds and NFTs The drugstore giant CVS has filed a series of trademark filings with the USPTO on February 28, 2022, and the registrations were published on March 4. The CVS-Health trademark filing #97287237 discusses a number of virtual....
With the recent announcement the Atlanta-based company has surpassed 26,000 approved bitcoin-accepting merchants, it's clear the company is growing fast. And not long after announcing the opening of the company's Latin American headquarters in Buenos Aires, Argentina comes the news that they have opened offices on either coast of the United States - in San Francisco and New York. The two offices, according to BitPay, will help the company's main office in Atlanta deal with sales, implementation, and operational support. "BitPay has many merchants accepting bitcoin throughout Silicon Valley....