Superstate registers transfer agent with the SEC

Superstate registers transfer agent with the SEC

Superstate, an on-chain asset management firm, has announced that it has registered its blockchain-based transfer agent, Superstate Services LLC, with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The registration of the digital transfer agent aligns with Superstate’s goal of using blockchain…

CoinStats - Superstate Services LLC: Pioneering Compliant...

On March 7, COINOTAG reported that Superstate Services LLC has achieved registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This marks a significant step in the integration of tokenized […]

SEC announces 'Crypto Task Force' staff, roundtable series

The U.S. SEC recently announced the members of its Crypto Task Force, who will host a series of roundtables to discuss digital assets regulations. The post SEC announces ‘Crypto Task Force’ staff, roundtable series appeared first on CoinGeek.

Government Agencies Collaborate to Clarify Crypto Regulation

SEC and CFTC seek collaboration to clarify crypto regulation. Regulatory cooperation may reduce uncertainties in the crypto market. Continue Reading:Government Agencies Collaborate to Clarify Crypto Regulation The post Government Agencies Collaborate to Clarify Crypto Regulation appeared first on CO...

Congress Rallies Behind Crypto: New Caucus Pushes for Clear Regulations

A new bipartisan crypto caucus aims to drive digital asset legislation, focusing on stablecoins and market structure reforms. Lawmakers face pressure to establish clear crypto rules as the industry surpasses $3T, balancing innovation and consumer protection. With stablecoin bills in progress, Congress moves quickly, but bipartisan support remains a challenge for passing key regulations. According to Eleanor Terrett, a Fox Business reporter, the …

SEC Staff Says Meme Coins Are Not Securities

When meme coins—crypto tokens that usually do not purport to have any utility but are often just a single digital image of a dog, frog, or celebrity—began to be popularized, many skeptics thought that they were a joke, primarily because there was no discernible value and because of the onslaught of seemingly bad actors who took advantage of small investors. This skepticism was most recently supported by the fiasco surrounding the “Hawktuah Girl”…