🌙 SEC's Crypto Enforcer Quits

Hirsch was the chief of the crypto asset and cyber unit in the Division of Enforcement at the U.S. SEC.

Crypto Roundup - June 17

David Hirsch, the U.S. SEC's leading crypto enforcer, has resigned, signaling potential shifts in regulatory approaches. His departure comes at a critical time for crypto regulation in the U.S. Meanwhile, Deutsche Telekom, the parent company of T-Mobile, has announced plans to enter the Bitcoin mining industry, reflecting increased institutional interest in cryptocurrency. This move underscores the growing mainstream acceptance and investment in digital assets. Additionally, Tether has revealed that its dollar-pegged stablecoin will now be backed by gold, marking a significant move in the stablecoin market. This decision aims to enhance the stability and appeal of Tether amidst ongoing market volatility.

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  • David Hirsch quits: U.S. SEC's top crypto enforcer resigns amid critical regulatory period.

  • Deutsche Telekom plans: Telecom giant to mine Bitcoin, indicating growing institutional interest.

  • Tether backed by gold: Dollar-pegged stablecoin gets gold backing for enhanced stability.

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