SEC adopts cyberattack disclosure rules, listed crypto firms included
Coinbase, Marathon Digital and Riot Blockchain are among the Securities and Exchange Commission-registered cryptocurrency firms that would need to comply with the rules.
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Coinbase, Marathon Digital and Riot Blockchain are among the Securities and Exchange Commission-registered cryptocurrency firms that would need to comply with the rules.
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