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Ripple submitted its response Friday to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Crypto Task Force, urging the agency to shift away from past enforcement-centric strategies and instead adopt clear, legally grounded guidance. The company criticized the SEC’s prior actions for generating uncertainty and misapplying securities law to digital assets. Ripple wrote: To state it even more plainly, the SEC lacks authority over most digital assets and, in turn, most transactions involving digital assets. The letter was signed by Stuart Alderoty, Chief Legal Officer; Sameer Dhond, Ripple General Counsel; and Deborah McCrimmon, Deputy General Counsel. Alderoty reinforced Ripple’s position on social media platform X, stating: “Today, Ripple submitted its response to Commissioner Hester Peirce’s Feb. 21 statement: ‘There must be some way out of here,’ calling for public input on crypto taxonomy rules. That Dylan lyric continues: ‘There’s too much confusion, I can’t get no relief.’ The prior administration thrived on confusion to mask its failure to follow the law. We urge the SEC’s Crypto Task Force to stay focused: return to first principles, stay within its statutory bounds, and finally bring relief through clarity.” Ripple praised recent SEC staff guidance on meme coins and proof-of-work mining, calling them concise examples of how the agency can provide effective oversight within existing legal frameworks. The crypto firm also addressed how decentralized finance functions should be viewed under federal securities laws. It argued that staking and yield mechanisms operating on public blockchains are materially different from securities. The letter states: There is an opportunity for the Commission to confirm now what is clear: arrangements for earning yield directly from the programmatic functioning of a public, permissionless network should not be considered securities. “Such arrangements do not involve an investment with a definable counterparty, unlike traditional securities, which are premised on a contractual agreement between an investor and an issuer who undertakes managerial efforts to generate profits,” Ripple emphasized. The firm reiterated its support for safe harbor provisions and regulatory sandboxes and noted that its submission follows the SEC’s decision to drop its appeal in the ongoing legal dispute involving Ripple and XRP. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

As the world questions the integration of digital assets into state strategies, Russia takes a new step. It is considering transforming its seized crypto into an economic and social lever. A decision that raises eyebrows at the Bank of Russia! The proposal comes from Evgeny Masharov, an influential member of the Civic Chamber of Russia . Specifically, it aims to create a governmental fund intended to manage seized crypto assets within the framework of criminal proceedings. More precisely, they will be invested in social, educational, and environmental projects. According to local sources , several million dollars in crypto have already been confiscated in recent years without any clear rules dictating their allocation. Masharov’s idea thus aims to: The Governor of the Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, has just reafirmed her rejection of any public investment in crypto-assets. According to her: “Investing in cryptocurrency makes no sense for the central bank in terms of value preservation, as it is a very volatile asset.” This reluctance can be explained by: Yet, other signs show a gradual shift. One particularly refers to a pilot project . It already allows some wealthy investors to legally trade digital assets under regulatory supervision. The standoff between the Russian government (favoring a strategy for valorizing seized crypto) and the Bank of Russia illustrates the tensions surrounding crypto regulation in the country. Although controversial, the Russian initiative opens a new avenue for states seeking to frame and exploit crypto-assets derived from judicial confiscation. If the bill is passed, Russia could become the first country to officially integrate crypto as a strategic asset for the common good.

Farcaster rolls out 'blockchain-like' new data layer Snapchain Farcaster, an Optimism $OP-based decentralized social media protocol, has launched Snapchain, a “blockchain-like” new data layer for social networks, according to The Block. Farcaster co-founder Varun Srinivasan

Decentralized social media protocol Farcaster launches 'blockchain-like' data layer Snapchain

Crypto news and updates media platform, Watcher Guru, confirmed its X account has been breached by a hacker that spreads unauthorized posts across all its channels. In a recent X post , the crypto-focused media platform warned its nearly 3 million social media followers that a hacker has breached the account. The team is still investigating the hack and is currently in contact with the X support team. “Our X account has been hacked and the previous post (now deleted) was posted by a hacker. We have 2FA enabled and have taken extreme measures to avoid hacks,” said the account in a recent post . WARNING: Our X account has been hacked and the previous post (now deleted) was posted by a hacker. We have 2FA enabled and have taken extreme measures to avoid hacks. We are looking into this and will provide an update when we have more details. We are working to get in touch… On March 21, at around 2:05 AM UTC, the hacker uploaded an unauthorized post on the Watcher Guru account that claimed payment firm SWIFT was close to securing an agreement with Ripple to use XRP ( XRP ) for cross-border payments. However, the account clarified that the post was not made by the team, but rather a hacker that managed to take control of the account. The Watcher Guru explained that since they have a bot that automatically reposts all information from the X account to the media platform’s other social media channels, the fake post was also shared to Watcher Guru’s Telegram , Facebook and Discord . “All unauthorized posts have been removed, and our account has been secured. We are contacting X for further clarification,” said Watcher Guru. The media platform’s team suspects the hack is related to a fake X link sent to their Telegram account on March 5. The team believes it was a social engineering technique to gain access to the official account. They claimed the link was “formatted in a strange way” because it had a “token” query string that does not normally appear in X links. “We did not think much of it since it was an official link, but sent a message to X’s head of Cyber Security @cstanley just in case. However, we did not receive a response,” wrote the team. Although the team cannot confirm the hack and the strange link are related, the same thing had occurred to another crypto-focused news outlet, DB News. Despite both accounts deploying two-factor authentication, the hacker was still able to access their official accounts. At press time, Watcher Guru stated that it has not been able to determine the exact source or method behind the hack. Though, the team promised to take measures to avoid further hacks and will provide followers with an update when there are more details. In recent years, many X accounts have fallen victim to hacks. Most of them were exploited to promote memecoins launched just minutes after the post was shared by the attackers. In February, the Instagram account of luxury brand Dior was hacked to promote a fake Solana ( SOL )-based Dior memecoin, which reached a $280,000 market cap before crashing 90% after the post was deleted.