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Story: Scalable Points-Based Rating System from SEC Case Laws

By Dan Saada

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Crypto Rating Council formed by investment giants will decide whether a particular asset type can be traded in their platforms or not.

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There have been unclear regulatory norms so far, and there was no clear direction to cryptocurrency investors about what they have to look in to.

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The Crypto Rating Council call it a "scalable, points-based rating system." More than a dozen questions will be used in the scaling process.

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With this rating, investors will be able to make an independent business decision whether about TCAT tokens, Ethereum, Litecoin, Stellar Lumens or any token under the sun to…

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The ratings will not be standard.  They might change with time.  Similar tools will be made available for non-US jurisdictions as well.

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The technical picture for Ethereum improved as the coin progressed towards $175, thereby making a gain of 2% since the beginning of the day.

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There is a lot of XRP in supply, and therefore the 6.50% in gains might not contribute towards sustainability.

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Litecoin is facing a bearish trend, and there is heavy market pressure on the coin.  There is no scope of recovery at the time of reporting the news.

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Justin Sun recently tweeted:  “More fair, more decentralized, more staking, increased lock-up.

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Binance might scoop up all of TRON’s block rewards, thereby becoming the super-representative of Binance.

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This might not be surprising for those who know that Justin Sun and Binance founder CZ have always been friends and they have been helping each other monetarily.

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