The Clock is Ticking but what Regulatory Avenue to Take?

Currently, crypto has become more of a wild west than ever before. With the lack of federal clarity, crypto has been much of a free-for-all, leaving investors to suffer losses due to terrorist financing, money laundering, and fraudulent actors like FTX (thanks, Sam Bankman Fraud) and Celsius. We have heard growing calls for regulation… but … Continue reading The Clock is Ticking but what Regulatory Avenue to Take?

In the Wake of FTX & Into the New Year: The Ethereum Merge & The Evolution of Crypto 

Largely due to the FTX scandal, the crypto market is currently facing a crypto winter with unexpected lows. Recently, much focus has been on the negatives— the crypto market shrinking by $1.4 trillion, Bitcoin losing 60% of its value, and investor security unraveling to name a few. Undeniably, the FTX case of greed stands, and … Continue reading In the Wake of FTX & Into the New Year: The Ethereum Merge & The Evolution of Crypto 

More Certainty or More Ambiguity for Crypto-Asset Regulation?

On March 31, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) released Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121 (“SAB 121”) to provide guidance for companies in their handling of crypto-assets and to provide investors with the knowledge to make informed decisions. Specifically, SAB 121 focuses on the reporting and disclosure requirements for companies who hold crypto-assets, as … Continue reading More Certainty or More Ambiguity for Crypto-Asset Regulation?

Uncovering the Mystery of Crypto Markets: Binance

A Leader in Cryptocurrency Exchange, Binance is a cryptocurrency exchange where users can buy, sell, and trade crypto in the US. Binance is distinguished from other prominent trading platforms such as Coinbase in that it offers global crypto exchange services and offers trading, institutional benefits, and digital storage to more than just US users. Recently, … Continue reading Uncovering the Mystery of Crypto Markets: Binance

Part 1: Florida: A Leader in the Pay for Play Movement!

Nearly eight months ago, the first talk about state athletes being able to profit off of their name, image, and likeness through sponsorships and third-party endorsements was brought to the forefront as California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Fair Pay to Play Act (FPTP). The nationwide campaign supporting pay for college athletes has since gained … Continue reading Part 1: Florida: A Leader in the Pay for Play Movement!