For this reason, the SEC Coinbase and Binance are sued

For this reason, the SEC Coinbase and Binance are sued
The US stock exchange supervisory authority Securities and Exchange Commission has made the headlines in the past two days when they acted against two of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges and accused them of selling not registered securities.
While the Sec chairwoman claims that these measures serve the well-being of the investor, the CEO of Ripple-Brad Garlinghouse-believes that there is another reason.
ftx, someone?
Within only 24 hours, the SEC submitted two high -ranking lawsuits against two of the best -known heavyweights in the industry - Binance and Coinbase.
Although there are some differences in the details, both complaints are similar in the core, since they claim that the two stock exchanges do not sell registered securities in the form of different digital assets such as BNB, BUSD (and issue in the case of Binance). Sol, Matic, Ada and others.
Interestingly, nothing was mentioned in the complaints Ripplei of the native token XRP-although the SEC has been in a legal dispute with the blockchain company for over two years. Nevertheless, the company's CEO, which had repeatedly openly criticized the security authority in the past, decided to comment on the matter.Garlinghouse with Gary Gensler's official presentation that the Commission is working on “pro innovation”. In fact, he claimed that the supervisory authority was trying to make reparation because it was not able to prevent the loud FTX crash last year.
Besides that Rippleder chief of ’s accused Gensler and his agency also to be exaggerated, since they do not have the" power that he longs for ".
It is embarrassing to see how a un elected bureaucrat strikes around to disguise the fact that he and his authority do not have the power that he longs for. Nobody can be fooled.
- Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) 6. June 2023
what did Gensler say?
Gary Gensler was initially welcomed by the crypto community after his appointment due to his blockchain background. However, all of this turned against those who hoped for clear and quick regulations, since he and his authority, in contrast to other countries, failed to provide a regulatory framework.
While Gensler gave some interviews after the latest complaints, Gensler said that the SEC only had to prove that one of the above crypto assets was a security, which would trigger the domino effect.
"Everything we have to prove is that one of them is a security, and they should be properly registered and have rules against fraud and manipulation as an exchange, broker and the like."
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