Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has endured a sharp decline so far in September, dropping from over $61,000 to now trade at $56,600 as investors grapple with growing economic uncertainty.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged cryptocurrency investment firm Galois Capital Management with failing to properly custody clients’ assets, including holding some of them in accounts with the now-collapsed exchange FTX.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commissioner Mark T. Uyeda has called for the creation of a specialized S-1 registration form for digital asset securities during a fireside chat at Korea Blockchain Week 2024 in Seoul.
Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- Options Market Shows Rising Demand for Bitcoin Hedges
- SEC Charges Galois Capital Over Use of FTX Accounts
- SEC Commissioner Calls for Tailored S-1 Form for Digital Asset Securities
- Chart of the Week: Bitcoin’s Performance in September, 2010 to 2023