$100 billion brokerage now 'expecting enforcement' from SEC in latest crypto crackdown
The crypto division of Robinhood, which has roughly $100 billion of assets under custody, is expecting enforcement action from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) following the receipt of a Wells Notice, a preliminary notice to a company that a civil enforcement action might be forthcoming from the regulator.
SEC crypto crackdown continues with Robinhood as lawsuit looms
Robinhood will now have an opportunity to plead its case to the SEC and potentially dodge the lawsuit. In the meantime, the company assured customers in its blog that "this development will not affect your account or the services we provide," declaring, "Robinhood Crypto is here to stay."
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