TLDR
- Quidax received a provisional operating license by Nigeria’s SEC as a Digital Assets Exchange.
- This license allows Quidax to operate as a registered crypto exchange in Nigeria.
- CEO Buchi Okoro praised SEC for bringing regulatory oversight to the crypto industry.
- The license enables cooperation with banks, subject to Central Bank's approval.
- Quidax reaffirms its commitment to innovation, security, and compliance.
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- Quidax received a provisional operating license by Nigeria’s SEC as a Digital Assets Exchange.
- This license allows Quidax to operate as a registered crypto exchange in Nigeria.
- CEO Buchi Okoro praised SEC for bringing regulatory oversight to the crypto industry.
- The license enables cooperation with banks, subject to Central Bank's approval.
- Quidax reaffirms its commitment to innovation, security, and compliance.
- The SEC sued Consensys, alleging MetaMask is an unregistered broker and securities program.
- Experts argue MetaMask is non-custodial and doesn't fit the broker-dealer definition.
- SEC's similar claim against Coinbase Wallet was previously dismissed by a judge.
- Consensys and Coinbase seek clarity through independent lawsuits against the SEC.
- MetaMask's role as an intermediary in staking services is also questioned.
- Hinman emails release briefly boosted XRP price by 7.4%.
- Ripple argues emails show Hinman ignored warnings about his 2018 speech.
- XRP supporters claim token is 'sufficiently decentralized' like Ethereum.
- Critics debate Ripple's relationship to XRP creation and issuance.
- XRP price fluctuates with sentiment around Ripple's SEC case developments.