The SEC's potential approval of spot Ether ETFs has sparked a surge in Ether prices and optimism among investors, potentially paving the way for a broader range of crypto ETFs.

Despite repeated attempts to resist further questioning, Elon Musk will have to answer the SEC's questions about his Twitter takeover.

The SEC strikes once again, this time halting Exodus' plans for a stock listing on NYSE American.

More legal tussling as the blockchain company claims that the so-called Fox Declaration should have been classified as expert testimony, not "standard summary evidence," as the SEC claims.

The defendants challenge the SEC's authority to regulate their 2017 ICO, which Justin Sun and the Tron Foundation claim wasn't targeted at U.S. investors and involved primarily foreign participants.

The agency is under fire, facing lawsuits from Consensys and the Blockchain Association, which argue that its recent regulations constitute unlawful overreach.

The firm calls the penalty "draconian" and unjustified, arguing that a fine closer to $10 million would be more appropriate.

The brief claims the SEC’s actions fall within its traditional regulatory scope, opposing Kraken's claim that these actions are extraordinary or lack congressional authorization.