(Reuters) -The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has closed its investigation into the blockchain protocol Ethereum 2.0, cryptocurrency firm Consensys said in a post on social media platform X late on Tuesday. The firm filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction against the U.S. SEC in April over regulation of the Ethereum blockchain. Consensys founder Joseph
Regulators gave a green light to the NYSE and the Nasdaq to list eight exchange-traded funds that hold ether (ETH-USD), but they still have not given approval to money managers that want to issue the new products. The move from the Securities and Exchange Commission is the first major step towards allowing the ETFs to
About 17 years ago, I wrote an article about target-date funds. It was an introduction to a class of funds that was just starting to show up on investors’ radars. Then 2008 happened (the Financial Crisis, in case you forgot about it), and it showed that many people who put money into these funds didn’t