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The US Securities and Exchange Commission is forming two new offices to process filings related to crypto-assets and the life-sciences sector, according to a statement by the agency on Friday.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) department which handles corporate disclosure filings will add the “Office of Crypto Assets” and the “Office of Industrial Applications and Services” to join the seven other departments it overseas.
More at: https://www.thefinancialtrends.com/2...rypto-filings/
SEC Chair Calls On Crypto-Projects And Businesses To Register With The SEC
https://www.thefinancialtrends.com/2...-with-the-sec/
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Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
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Originally Posted by Gensler
Yeah, cuz that's totally what the SEC does!
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Remember kiddies, their jurisdiction over "property" comes from the act of voluntarily registering that property with the corporate agency requesting such registrations. Registering allows the property to be placed into status as trust property, supervised and managed by the trustee, since placing property in a trust conveys ownership title of the property over to the trustee and the trust the trustee manages. Of course Gensler and the SEC want everything "registered". That's where they receive the legal right to regulate and control it. It becomes their property, not yours!
Wasn't there a raid in Keene a while back that wasn't pleasant for the Keene folks but the eventual court resolution was supposed to (help?) determine whether FedGov looked at crypto as currency or as a security? Whatever became of that?
IOSCO Securities Watchdog Prepares Crypto Regulatory Recommendations
https://www.thefinancialtrends.com/2...commendations/
Funny calling crypto a 'security'
But they call genetic transfection a 'vaccine' and boys girls now.