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The U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has requested more comments concerning its verdict on the Chicago Board Options Exchanges filed on the ETF for Bitcoin, on Thur Sept 20.

On Tuesday, September 11, two Wall Street regulators announced several actions, including levying fines against firms involved with Cryptos, in a gust of activity showing efforts to oversee the unregulated and popular asset group.

The crypto bear market sealed a 10-month low after Bitcoin's jumbo competitor fell and US regulators interrupted by suspending trading in two major securities that are linked to cryptocurrencies.

The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has disclosed the number of applications it has received from various firms requesting to operate ICO portals within the country.

There is hope that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) might change its decision to deny nine Bitcoin-related Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).  Brent Fields, the SEC secretary revealed in a letter to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) that the commission chairman and commissioners are considering whether to review and revise the action authorized and delegated to its staff, adding that until that time the current decision is pertinent.

Federal regulators prevented an energy investor from serving on public firms' boards on August 12 after he pushed an Initial Coin Offering that misguided investors.

According to the SEC of Thailand, there has been an enormous attention to details of getting a license for operating on the country’s crypto market. At least 50 initial coin offering ventures confirmed their willingness to go legal after the Finance Ministry had introduced a draft regulating digital assets.

The price of Bitcoin scored another deep drop on Wednesday, August 8, forcing the value of the chief crypto to a 3-week low.

After U.S regulators rejected the  Winklevoss twins' demand for a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), the crypto once more shows its resiliency and hardiness, staying above US$8,000.