Cryptocurrency Firms Renew Push to Break Free From SEC Rules

Many cryptocurrency startups and investors are unhappy with the Securities and Exchange Commission’s uncertain approach to the sector, saying the agency is killing innovation and driving companies from the US. Now the Canadian social media company Kik—backed by prominent voices in the crypto world—is stepping up its effort to use the courts to force the SEC’s hand.

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Gregory Barber covers cryptocurrency, blockchain, and artificial intelligence for WIRED.

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