SEC Closes Ethereum 2.0 Investigation: Implications for Ether's Legal Status, as Crypto Markets Brace for 'Fireworks' After Summer Consolidation, Says QCP Capital
Summer Consolidation to Precede US Election ‘Fireworks’ in Crypto Markets, Says QCP Capital
Despite several bullish indicators, including a significant bitcoin purchase by Microstrategy and optimistic projections by notable figures, bitcoin’s price action remains subdued. Market analysts at QCP Capital shed light on the underlying factors contributing to this paradox. The analysts further mentioned that the purchase coincided with positive sentiments from influential voices like Arthur Hayes and Michael Dell, fueling a bullish outlook.
SEC closed the book on its Ethereum 2.0 investigation, but legal questions remain
The Securities and Exchange Commission's move to close its "Ethereum 2.0" investigation of Consensys raises the question: So, is ether not a security? Consensys announced on Tuesday that the SEC's enforcement division notified the blockchain and web3 development company that it was closing its investigation into Ethereum 2.0 in a "major win" and said that it meant that the SEC "would not bring charges alleging that sales of ETH are securities transactions.".
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