Ripple Exec Bids For EU’s MiCA Amid US SEC Crackdown; Ripple Moving Out?
Crypto-linked companies have accused the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which is the main regulator of Wall Street, of not providing clear regulations for digital assets. In response, some companies are considering moving overseas, including Ripple Labs. The SEC has been attempting to regulate digital assets, but the lack of clarity has caused concern for firms in the industry. Ripple Looking To Move Out? The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the primary regulator of Wall Street, has been attempting to regulate digital assets. However, several crypto-linked firms have complained that the commission has not been providing much-needed regulatory clarity. This has led to various firms, including Ripple Labs, contemplating offshore relocation. Recently, U.S. House Committee on Financial Services Republicans expressed that the SECs enforcement-based regulatory approach is pushing innovation in the crypto industry to foreign shores. The committee added that the commissions actions are jeopardizing American competitiveness and investors protection. Despite this, Financial Services GOP has indicated that the Republicans will offer regulatory clarity for digital assets to safeguard this technology in the United States. Meanwhile, Susan Friedman, International Policy Counsel at Ripple, has emphasized that the concerns regarding innovation moving overseas are not overstated. She pointed out that several significant players in the