The SEC sent us a closing letter in the Ethereum 2.0 investigation today. Things have changed remarkably fast since we filed our lawsuit against the SEC in late April, culminating in today’s development. After more than a year, the Ethereum investigation is finally over with no

Cool Now drop all the lawsuits against legit crypto firms and we may actually believe you Until then, we don't believe you

Wow, big loss for the SEC in Binance re: secondary sales. I was expecting this type of analysis from Failla, but Berman seems to have given it instead.

A DEPARTURE FROM THE HOWEY FRAMEWORK        “Insisting that an asset that was the subject of an alleged investment contract is itself a ‘security’ as it moves forward in commerce and is bought and sold by private individuals on any number of exchanges, and is used in any number

“The SEC seemed reluctant at that time to clarify fundamental aspects of its position.” YOU DONT SAY judge

“At the hearing on the motion, the SEC seemed to speaking out of both sides of its mouth on this issue.” DO GO ON, your Honor

Important News about about Consensys v. Gensler. Judge O'Connor granted our request that he consider the merits of our case on an expedited basis: whether the SEC has Congressional authority to regulate MetaMask as a securities broker and issuer. Those questions would be

Regulation by enforcement is policy incoherence by design, and thus market chaos that prejudices the American public. Gary Gensler’s crypto legacy.

Peter Van Valkenburgh HOT DAMN! nice work Peter Van Valkenburgh Coin Center and Abraham Sutherland

This blends with the recent discussions by Vitalik and others re: utility of Ethereum. The SEC has unlawfully stifled innovation to the point where they think innovators should be scared to do anything - even release digital art. Wait until that changes when the law prevails. The

The SEC finally addressed criticism of its nonsense term "crypto asset security" by *checks notes* lying about and abandoning it 🫠 So the SEC is going to amend all its other complaints to remove that term now too, right? Right?