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Unlike many of the crypto firms the SEC has sued, Cumberland doesn’t do business with ordinary investors, who regulators have traditionally seen as the population most in need of their protection.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a lawsuit against the crypto unit of the Chicago-based trading company DRW Holdings and is effectively opening up another chapter in the ...
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said Cumberland DRW was an unregistered securities dealer in a lawsuit Thursday, alleging the crypto market maker "bought and sold ...
Earlier in October, a Texan crypto startup filed a brief in an ongoing lawsuit with the regulator seeking a preliminary injunction to prevent the SEC from taking enforcement action should it list ...
Cumberland has allegedly sold more than $2 billion in crypto assets since 2018 in violation of federal registration requirements. The SEC claims that Cumberland acted as an unregistered dealer ...