LBRY responds to SEC regarding ‘disastrous’ securities Complaint

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has been keeping a close watch on the cryptocurrency industry and blockchain start-up LBRY Inc. is now in the regulator’s crosshair. The SEC alleged that the New Hampshire-based company conducted unregistered sales of its native token, which it considers security. Now, the blockchain company has fired back stating that based on SEC’s allegations, most tokens would be defined as securities.

U.K. issues policy statement requiring crypto-businesses to submit REP-CRIMs

Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto-market have noted a startling rise on the price charts over the past year, with the scale of its gains capturing the attention of public and institutional investors alike. This has been an interesting development, especially since cryptocurrencies have often been the boogeymen for traditional financial authorities, with the latter often advising caution when dealing with this asset class.

Snoop Dogg Debuts First NFT Collection

The NFT will be a collection of Snoop Dogg’s memories from his early years, with art inspired by the NFT movement. It also includes an original track called “NFT.” The track will be released to the public on Friday, April 2nd, at 4 pm PT for 24 hours only. A total of 8 pieces will be available in limited quantities, with one piece being auctioned, and another — “Snoop Dogge Coins” — will be an open piece available for an hour only.

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