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The SEC chair’s assault on the U.S. crypto industry could have unintended consequences.

The SEC sued Binance on Tuesday, alleging 13 counts that included the mishandling of customer funds and offering unregistered securities.

The stock market rally showed strong gains in small caps, while the Nasdaq held up. Apple unveiled its Vision Pro goggles, while the SEC targeting crypto giants.

NEW YORK: The American branch of Binance, the giant cryptocurrency exchange, said late Thursday that it would no longer allow customers to trade on its platform using United States dollars, after its banking partners cut the firm off in response to a crackdown by federal regulators.

Company tells customers to withdraw their US dollars days after US regulators sued the company and its founder

CNBC "Mad Money"  host Jim Cramer, came under fire for his criticisms of cryptocurrency exchange platforms Binance and Coinbase

The Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) tried to assure investors yesterday about the selection process of mutual funds that held shares in Stark Corporation (STARK), saying the funds follow international standards when making investment decisions.

Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong is holding firm Tuesday in a legal battle with the SEC.

The SEC chair has often asked publicly for crypto companies to come in and register. They said they've tried and been rejected.