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The digital asset community joins forces to "bombard" the SEC: Unlimited regulation? Suffocating innovation? !
🔥 Just now! The Digital Chamber of Commerce, together with LEJILEX, CFAT and Coinbase, launched an unprecedented "legal storm" against the SEC! They are not only fighting for the fate of a company, but also speaking for the future of the entire digital asset world! 🗣️
🔍 "Regulation? Let's set the rules first!" This wave of operations by the Digital Chamber of Commerce is simply a vivid "constitutional lesson" for the SEC. They bluntly said: SEC, you are stretching your hands too long, and the congressional daddy hasn't spoken yet! 👨⚖️👩⚖️
💸 LEJILEX's Legit trading platform was about to set sail, but was stopped by the SEC's "ambiguous law". Registration? There are no rules, do you want me to register for nothing?
📢 "SEC, wake up! Your 'wide net' strategy is likely to drag down the entire digital world!" Paul Grewal, a legal expert at Coinbase, directly spoke to Congress: "Boss, please give us clear guidelines, don't let us guess every day!"🙏
😱 Imagine, if the SEC continues to "play freely", will your and my crypto wallets have to change their names to SEC tomorrow? 😂 It is simply an upgraded version of "one certificate in hand, the world is mine" - "one rule is not determined, the industry is in chaos"!
🎉 But don't panic, this is not a doomsday prophecy, but a clarion call for change! The warriors in the digital asset industry have gathered, and they use their actions to tell the world: innovation should not be stifled by vague supervision, and rules must come first to protect the future! 🚀
🏷️ #SEC禁令 #数字资产证券 #coinbase #国会议员
#SEC败诉
$BTC $ETHFI $BNB
The digital asset community joins forces to "bombard" the SEC: Unlimited regulation? Suffocating innovation? !
🔥 Just now! The Digital Chamber of Commerce, together with LEJILEX, CFAT and Coinbase, launched an unprecedented "legal storm" against the SEC! They are not only fighting for the fate of a company, but also speaking for the future of the entire digital asset world! 🗣️
🔍 "Regulation? Let's set the rules first!" This wave of operations by the Digital Chamber of Commerce is simply a vivid "constitutional lesson" for the SEC. They bluntly said: SEC, you are stretching your hands too long, and the congressional daddy hasn't spoken yet! 👨⚖️👩⚖️
💸 LEJILEX's Legit trading platform was about to set sail, but was stopped by the SEC's "ambiguous law". Registration? There are no rules, do you want me to register for nothing?
📢 "SEC, wake up! Your 'wide net' strategy is likely to drag down the entire digital world!" Paul Grewal, a legal expert at Coinbase, directly spoke to Congress: "Boss, please give us clear guidelines, don't let us guess every day!"🙏
😱 Imagine, if the SEC continues to "play freely", will your and my crypto wallets have to change their names to SEC tomorrow? 😂 It is simply an upgraded version of "one certificate in hand, the world is mine" - "one rule is not determined, the industry is in chaos"!
🎉 But don't panic, this is not a doomsday prophecy, but a clarion call for change! The warriors in the digital asset industry have gathered, and they use their actions to tell the world: innovation should not be stifled by vague supervision, and rules must come first to protect the future! 🚀
🏷️ #SEC禁令 #数字资产证券 #coinbase #国会议员
#SEC败诉
$BTC $ETHFI $BNB
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South Korean lawmakers bought nearly $50 million worth of crypto in 3 years
This article briefly:
•Members of South Korea’s National Assembly purchased $48 million worth of cryptocurrency between May 2020 and May 2023.
•The number of members of parliament who own crypto assets will increase from 8 in 2022 to 17 in 2023.
•In May 2023, South Korea passed a bill requiring lawmakers to disclose their cryptocurrency holdings.
Between May 30, 2020 and May 30, 2023, South Korean members of Congress purchased 62.5 billion won (approximately $48 million) worth of cryptocurrencies and sold 63.1 billion won (approximately $48.6 million) worth of cryptocurrencies. of cryptocurrency.
•Members of South Korea’s National Assembly purchased $48 million worth of cryptocurrency between May 2020 and May 2023.
•The number of members of parliament who own crypto assets will increase from 8 in 2022 to 17 in 2023.
•In May 2023, South Korea passed a bill requiring lawmakers to disclose their cryptocurrency holdings.
Between May 30, 2020 and May 30, 2023, South Korean members of Congress purchased 62.5 billion won (approximately $48 million) worth of cryptocurrencies and sold 63.1 billion won (approximately $48.6 million) worth of cryptocurrencies. of cryptocurrency.