The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the crypto exchange Binance
Their request, filed on February 10, is tied to the SEC’s new crypto task force, which may influence how the agency handles digital asset-related cases moving forward.
The lawsuit involves allegations that Binance violated securities laws. Both parties argue that pausing the case will help them reassess their positions as new regulatory policies take shape.
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If the court grants the request, it would delay several important filings, including Binance’s motion to dismiss the SEC’s updated complaint. The motion states that the pause would “promote the efficient use of the court’s resources”.
There is speculation that other crypto firms, including Coinbase
This development comes as the SEC’s stance on crypto faces scrutiny. Some see the joint motion as a sign of a possible shift in regulatory strategy under Acting SEC Chair Mark Uyeda. If granted, the pause would give both sides time to evaluate potential policy changes before proceeding with legal action.
After the 60-day period, Binance and the SEC plan to submit a status update to decide whether additional delays are necessary.
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