Binance lawsuit: 61 cryptocurrencies are now seen as securities by the SEC
With its latest suit against Binance, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission has now labeled at least 61 cryptocurrencies as securities, affecting $100 billion worth of tokens on the market.
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With its latest suit against Binance, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission has now labeled at least 61 cryptocurrencies as securities, affecting $100 billion worth of tokens on the market.
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