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Hold on. So Gensler claims BUSD and BNB are securities in their lawsuit, while the CFTC claims they are commodities in their ongoing lawsuit filed only weeks ago. And Gensler claims “regulations are clear”…

However, in sharp contrast and opposition, the SEC claims they are commodities in their new lawsuit.. in the SEC and CFTC. Only several weeks ago were Binance sued by the CFTC. In this suit, the CFTC claimed that BUSD and BNB were commodites. ​ https://preview.redd.it/4ze0eh5s3m4b1.png?width=539&format=png&auto=webp&s=32ec5f3f206838899130fae321370fc0d85dc14a However, in sharp contrast and opposition, the SEC claims they…
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SEC’s crypto actions surged 183% in 6 months after FTX collapse

The regulator stepped up enforcement actions in the crypto space following the revelations around FTX.

SEC is killing innovation in United States – 1inch co-founder

American-based Web3 companies and cryptocurrency exchanges could be pushed to move offshore following enforcement actions against Coinbase and Binance.US.

The biggest trap in the world of cryptocurrencies is to excessively diversify your positions. 👀

You know what I mean, right? I have encountered various individuals who want to show me their portfolio to "confirm" if their purchases were "correct." What I can definitely see is that they have spread their money across many different currencies. Sometimes, I have even seen more than 50 different currencies, with 10 or 20…
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Dapp Login Experience

Do you think current dapps should have login similar to web2 where a user doesn't have to connect to a wallet every time he the application? submitted by /u/Aduttya [link] [comments]

The biggest crypto news of the year got swallowed up in the recent chaos.

Chainlink x SWIFT confirmed: https://www.swift.com/news-events/news/swift-explores-blockchain-interoperability-remove-friction-tokenised-asset-settlement What does it actually mean? It means that SWIFT, the global interbank messaging standard, that manages messaging between 22,000 banks (including the largest financial entities on the planet) are now openly testing the infrastructure that will connect the entirety of the legacy financial system to the world of blockchains. What…
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NFT platform Enjin forks Polkadot parachain Efinity to new mainnet

Enjin CTO Witek Radomski said that the new blockchain aims to promote creativity by facilitating the easy and affordable creation and distribution of NFTs.

Less Than 100 XRP Needed To Become A Millionaire? New Research Suggests

Valhil Capital has published a new research paper assessing the fair value of XRP, and the results are astronomical. The private equity firm explains in the research paper, using six pricing models, that the fair value is somewhere between $3,500 and $21,900 per token. So, as one community member pointed out, it would only take 77.9 XRP to become a millionaire at the median price of $12,822. Even at the most conservative projection of $3,500, 285.8 XRP would be enough to become a dollar millionaire. XRP Price To The Moon? Molly Elmore, Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at Valhil Capital, shared the whitepaper titled “A Comprehensive Approach To Determine The Fair Market Value Of XRP” via Twitter. According to her, the document is the result of an extensive two-year research conducted by a “larger group of individuals,” the “confidential committee.” The origin of the effort was the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) lawsuit against Ripple, which raised the question: if the SEC’s lawsuit harmed retail investors, how could financial damages be calculated? To do this, Valhil Capital argues that it is necessary to examine the extent to which the lawsuit prevented the adoption of the XRP Ledger from realizing its intended use case. Related Reading: Ripple CEO Blasts SEC Chair For Anti-Innovation Stance, XRP Bulls Remain Optimistic Because of this, the concept of fair market value came into discussion, and how it differs from market value. To assess the fair value, the Confidential Committee formed a smaller Valuation Committee in the fall of 2022, composed of individuals who had experience with quantitative and financial valuations. As a result, the Committee establishes six pricing models: Pipeline Flow Model, Athey and Mitchnick Model, 99-Year Golden Eagle Model, Discounted Cash Flow Model, Collateral Model, and a Quantum Liquidity Model. All models relate to various factors, including market conditions, supply and demand, and other relevant considerations. However, the most important driver of the asset price, according to the analysis, is the extent to which the world decides to use XRP to store wealth. According to the white paper, this will happen after people see a modest increase in price from using the asset. For example, the pipeline flow model looks at transaction volume, store of value, supply and demand interaction factors, and the interaction dynamics of competition. It assumes that there will be a “big bang” event triggered by the FX trading volume on the XRPL suddenly exploding. The Theses And Projections Are Controversial It should be noted that the thesis of Valhil Capital should be taken with a grain of salt. Even in the XRP community, founder Jimmy Vallee and his buyback theory are more than controversial. Related Reading: US SEC Sues Binance, Fails To Mention Ripple (XRP) As Security Various well-known members of the community, such as attorney John E. Deaton and CryptoEri have distanced themselves from the buyback theory. Deaton made it clear in February of this year that he will not accept any money from Vallee for his efforts in the Ripple and LBRY cases. The XRP buyback theory dates back to 2021. According to Vallee, XRP will become the world’s reserve currency when government debt reaches unsustainable levels. He posits that this is only possible if governments buy large amounts of XRP, at a much higher price than currently. At press time, the XRP price stood at $0.5209. Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView.com

Polygon Labs president testifies on democratizing the internet with Web3, blockchains

The U.S. House Committee explores blockchain and Web3’s future as industry leaders testify on democratizing the internet and regulatory challenges.

Will Coinbase, Binance, and the others survive?

Will Coinbase, Binance, and the others survive… that is the question, and here's my humble opinion: I believe the powers that be will continue to destroy (already happening) the existing players, think Bittrex. And the JP Morgan's, Morgan Stanley's, Goldman Sachs's, Fidelity's, and Robinhood's of the world will just start doing what Coinbase and the…
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