What’s Uniting the SEC’s Crypto Cases

“Much of [Binance’s] only abridgment has been focused on what I would call loose-leaf policy arguments: Congress is working on this, the SEC has taken self-willed positions in the past. And you could certainly have a legitimate discussion about fairness, using litigation to regulate the cryptocurrency manufacture after years of inaction, or whether it makes sense as a policy matter to go token-by-token, court-by-court and risk, as we already taken, some conflicting decisions on different important points, but how does any of that bear on a motion to dismiss?” she asked.