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SEC v Coinbase Hangs in the BalanceĪs investors await a Court ruling on the SEC motion for interlocutory appeal, a ruling on the Coinbase ( COIN) motion to dismiss (MTD) will be another pivotal ruling for the US crypto market. While Judge Torres did not consider the Hinman speech-related docs in her Programmatic Sales ruling, an investigation could give US lawmakers more reason to limit SEC oversight of the US digital asset space. There have been increasing calls for an investigation into Hinman over conflicts of interest. During a famous 2018 speech, Hinman said BTC and ETH were not securities.

“Wait, is it April Fool’s Day? Shouldn’t this read “While a public servant at the SEC, he collected $15 million from his old firm, ignored the law, and created even ‘greater confusion’ for the crypto industry…”Īlderoty was reacting to the news of 16z promoting Bill Hinman to advisory partner.īill Hinman, former Director of the SEC’s Division of Corporate Finance, remains a central figure in the ongoing SEC v Ripple case. Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty responded to a post, announcing the promotion of former SEC Director Bill Hinman, saying, Bill Hinman Promotion Draws the Ire of Ripple General Council While there was no case-related activity to consider, Bill Hinman was back in the news. However, uncertainty toward the Judge Torres ruling continued to limit gains. Increasing scrutiny of the SEC, SEC Chair Gary Gensler, and the regulation by enforcement mantra likely raises hope of more Court rulings favoring defendants.
