‘Too good to be true’ — Crypto is now gearing up for an SEC earthquake as the price of Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, XRP, Solana, Cardano and Dogecoin rise

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and cryptocurrencies have been under renewed regulatory scrutiny since the collapse of two major cryptocurrencies earlier this year triggered a multi-billion dollar cryptocurrency crisis.

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The Bitcoin price has managed to recover over 20,000 dollars per bitcoin – even after a serious price warning from JPMorgan – and helps the price of ethereum, BNBBNB
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solana, cardano and dogecoin rally from its last lows.

Now the chairman of the board of Wall Street’s top regulator has said that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will consider exempting crypto companies from some regulatory requirements in an attempt to tame the crypto “Wild West”.

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“There is a potential way forward,” SEC leader Gary Gensler said in an interview with Yahoo Finance in comments pointing out how the SEC can work with the crypto industry going forward and adding that the agency has the authority to grant exemptions from certain regulatory and disclosure requirements. “I have said to the industry, to the lending platforms, to the trading platforms: ‘Come in, talk to us.’

Gensler, who has previously branded the bitcoin and crypto market a “wild west” and this week reiterated a warning that many crypto companies are “incompatible,” said the SEC has “robust congressional authorities to use our exceptional powers that we can tailor.” investor protection. “

Earlier this year, the SEC found that cryptocurrency lender BlockFi was an unregistered investment company, reaching a settlement of $ 100 million.

In May, the SEC announced that it had doubled the number of employees in its crypto assets and cyber unit while trying to gain control of the glowing crypto market, which last year rose to a whopping $ 3 trillion before depleting in recent months due to Federal Reserves increasingly hawkish stance and the collapse of terraUSD stablecoin along with support for cryptocurrency luna.

“The public is largely unprotected due to non-compliance in this area,” Gensler said. “The public benefits from knowing full and fair disclosure and that someone is not lying to them. You know, basic protection.”

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The bitcoin, ethereum and cryptocurrency crash has forced several lending platforms to file for bankruptcy and lock users out of their accounts in recent weeks as they struggle to hold back a wave of withdrawals.

“If it’s too good to be true, then maybe it is,” Gensler said, referring to sky-high returns of up to 20% that cryptocurrencies offer to depositors and marketers as safe. “There can be a lot of risk inherent in that.”

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