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Warren deems Deaton a “threat” in the Massachusetts Senate race. Warren has been pushing for crypto regulation, while Deaton champions blockchain innovation. Massachusetts primaries on Sept 3, 2024, will decide the fate of Warren and Deaton’s showdown. In a fierce political battleground, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has deemed her Republican opponent, John Deaton, a formidable “threat” as she mobilizes supporters to secure her seat. Deaton, a notable pro- XRP attorney from Rhode Island, announced his appetite for the Massachusetts Senate seat about a week ago, setting the stage for a compelling Senate race. Warren’s concerns and fundraising appeal Senator Warren wasted no time expressing her concerns about Deaton’s campaign, criticizing his out-of-state origins and questioning his ability to represent Massachusetts effectively. The “Warren for Senate” campaign emails, revealed recently, em...

Even if approved by Nov. 17, the spot Bitcoin ETFs are unlikely to come to market for at least a month after approval. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could approve all 12 pending spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications by Nov. 17. Beginning on Nov. 9, the SEC reportedly has a “window” to approve all 12 spot Bitcoin ETF filings, including Grayscale Investments conversion of its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust product. However, even if the SEC approve s spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs by Nov. 17, it could be more than a month before the products launch. The expected delay in launch following SEC approval would be due to the two-step process of launching an ETF. For an issuer to start a Bitcoin ETF, it must get approval from the SEC’s Trading and Markets division on its 19b-4 filing and its Corporate Finance division on the S-1 filing or prospectus. Of the 12 Bitcoin ETF applications, nine issuers have submitted revised prospectuses showing they have communicat...

Senator Warren claims the Trump Administration “gave a green light” to allow for a cryptocurrency market full of junk tokens, rug pulls and ponzi schemes. United States Senator and crypto skeptic Elizabeth Warren wants the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) to “double down” on its crypto enforcement efforts, highlighting that the cryptocurrency industry is running “scared” for what’s to come next. Warren’s comments came from an interview with American Economic Liberties Projects on Jan. 25. The Senator opined that since Gensler was sworn in as SEC Chairman in April, 2021, the Commission “has made a good start” on fixing some of the problems created by the former SEC leaders under the Trump Administration. Senator Elizabeth Warren wants Congress to deploy more authorities and resources to help the SEC crackdown on the cryptocurrency industry participants. Source: Reuters. Warren claimed that the previous SEC administration “essentially gave the green light” to open up a cryptocurren...