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Bitcoin is not a security—but that doesn’t mean that it won’t be regulated, former US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Jay Clayton said today.
Clayton, who now advises One River Asset Management on cryptocurrency, told CNBC that BitcoinBitcoin was not a security long before he joined the SEC. But regulation of the asset will still inevitably come, he added.
"Where digital assets land at the end of the day--will be driven in part by regulation both domestic and international, and I expect that regulation will come in this area both directly and indirectly," says Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton on #bitcoin. pic.twitter.com/voWcgCFqOH
— Squawk Box (@SquawkCNBC) April 1, 2021
“[Bitcoin not being a security] does not mean that it should not be regulated,” he said.
“In fact, where digital assets land at the end of the day, which is very much a wide-ranging question, will be driven in part by regulation—both domestic and international—and I expect, and I’m speaking as a citizen now, that regulation will come in this area both directly and indirectly whether it’s through how these are held by banks, security accounts, taxation and the like.”
Clayton’s comments come as Ripple, the company behind XRP, previously the third-most capitalized cryptocurrency in the market, asks the SEC to reexamine Bitcoin and EthereumEthereum. Specifically, Ripple wants a court to compel the SEC to share its internal discussions about Bitcoin and Ethereum in the hopes that it will improve its own case for XRP.
Ripple is facing a billion-dollar lawsuit from the SEC, which filed its complaint just before Clayton stepped down as chairman. The Commission alleges that the company illegally raised $1.3 billion through the unregistered sale of XRP, which the SEC says was a type of security known as an investment contract.
Embattled blockchain software company Ripple says it has ended its partnership with money transfer service MoneyGram. If this feels like deja vu, it's because MoneyGram already dropped Ripple last month as a result of the SEC's ongoing case against the company. In December, the SEC alleged that Ripple's sales of cryptocurrency XRP were unregistered securities offerings. MoneyGram's move was part of a larger trend in the industry—exchanges like Binance and Coinbase had already delisted XRP, and...
But Ripple says XRP is not a security—but rather a cryptocurrency. The company is in the process of fighting the SEC’s lawsuit on those grounds.
As part of its defense, Ripple asserts that the SEC should class XRP as a virtual currency, just like it classes Bitcoin and Ethereum virtual currencies and not securities.
The lawsuit has so far proven to be detrimental for the firm, and for XRP: top crypto exchanges like Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken have halted all XRP trading. The price of the currency also dipped, and it fell down the list of the top cryptocurrencies by market cap—dropping from third to seventh in a matter of months.
Crypto exchange Coinbase has signed a lease for office space in San Francisco's Mission Rock development, marking the crypto exchange's return to the city after abandoning its headquarters model roughly three years ago. The move is based on a deal Coinbase secured for a 150,000 square foot spot at 1090 Dr. Maya Angelou Lane, and represents more than half of Building B at the waterfront development built by Tishman Speyer and the San Francisco Giants. San Francisco "is the place to build and grow...
Paris Saint-Germain has become the first major sports club to publicly confirm holding Bitcoin as part of its treasury, just days before competing in the UEFA Champions League final. “We took our fiat reserves and we actually allocated Bitcoin,” Pär Helgosson, head of PSG Labs, said at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas on Thursday. “We still have it in our books. And as one of the largest clubs in the world, we’re the largest player in the sports ecosystem to do that.” JUST IN: European...
The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) exchange-traded fund has already amassed $6.22 billion in May, the largest monthly inflow in the history of the exchange-traded fund that has dominated the spot Bitcoin category so far. IBIT, which received regulatory approval in January 2024, generated nearly $500 million in investments on Wednesday and has received net inflows every day this month except one, according to data from U.K. asset manager Farside Investors. “[It's] starting to get ridiculous,” qu...
