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The US Securities and Exchange Commission investigates the world's fifth largest token, Ampoin
According to insiders, the US Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether the trading platform Coin On has violated securities rules by issuing Coin On Coin (BNB) when it first started five years ago. The SEC's review conducted an in-depth investigation into the development starting point of the company and its BNB tokens
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Coin An announced that some BNB holders will receive 40% commission rebates, and BNB prices continue to rise
On May 18th, during the online Q&A session held by Coin An Media, Coin An co-founder He Yi stated that Coin An does not intend to distribute dividends to BNB holders, and Coin An plans to use 40% of its income as a rebate. BNB holders who recommend new users to Coin An can receive rebates
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (CSRC) has sued "Coin An", and counterfeit coins such as FIL and ADA have been listed as securities!
The retaliation from FTX is still ongoing, and Lao Zhao (founder of Coin An) has entered a dead endLast night, there was a thunder explosion on the flat ground and another bloody scene.The SEC, the US regulatory agency, has officially released the indictment against Yuan An and Changpeng Zhao, with a total of 13 charges
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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission sued Zhao Changpeng, the founder of Coin An. Zhao Changpeng responded with surprise and disappointment
Interface News Reporter | Si LinweiOn March 28th Beijing time, the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) sued Zhao Changpeng, the founder of the cryptocurrency exchange, for intentionally providing unregistered cryptocurrency derivatives in the United States in violation of federal law.The lawsuit was filed on Monday in the District Court of the Northern District of Illinois in the United States, accusing Jin'an of operating derivatives trading business in the United States, providing cryptocurrency transactions, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethercoin (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), and ther (USDT) and Jin'an USD (BUSD), which were called commodities in the lawsuit
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The US Securities Regulatory Commission investigates whether cryptocurrency is a "currency" or an "asset" in the BNB investigation?
Asset or currency, this is a common dilemma faced by cryptocurrencies globally, and different identity definitions inevitably lead to regulatory policies heading in completely different directions.Originated by Chain News (ID: ChinaBlockchainNews)Author | Huang WanyiAccording to media reports on June 6th, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is conducting an investigation into Coin An, mainly involving the BNB token issued by Coin An in 2017
