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X confirms SEC account was compromised in bitcoin ETF debacle

The official X account of the U.S. SEC was compromised when it posted the fake spot Bitcoin ETF approval announcement, X has confirmed.

Explore the ripple effects and speculation following a fake Bitcoin ETF approval announcement from a hacked SEC account.

As the cryptocurrency world eagerly awaits the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) decision on Bitcoin ETFs, the market is...

Fidelity plans to lower the fee for its proposed spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) to 0.25% in a refiling, according to a revised S-1 form …

The X account of the Securities and Exchange Commission was, compromised Tuesday afternoon. The account created a fake post saying that the regulators approved a Bitcoin ETF.

Fidelity has lowered the fee for its proposed spot bitcoin ETF to 0.25% in a refiling, according to a revised S-1 form submitted Tuesday.

The dollar was steady on Wednesday in cautious trading ahead of U.S. inflation data due later this week that is likely to influence the Federal Reserve's policy, while bitcoin was volatile after a fake social media post rattled markets. The U.S. securities regulator said someone briefly accessed its X social media account and posted a fake message saying it had approved exchange traded funds (ETFs) for bitcoin. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it had not yet approved spot bitcoin ETFs.

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The regulatory agency says it has terminated "unauthorized access" to its Twitter account.

The regulatory agency says it has terminated "unauthorized access" to its Twitter account.

The Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday that a false post about approval of spot bitcoin ETFs had been the result of unauthorized access …

A fake tweet sent Bitcoin’s price tumbling. Degens immortalized the SEC chair’s response as digital art.

The SEC said it plans to work with law enforcement after a post went out on its social media account late Tuesday.

Two more asset managers have temporarily waived fees for their spot Bitcoin ETFs, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart said on Jan. 9.

The collective cryptocurrency industry was thrown for a major loop on Tuesday after the Securities and Exchange Commission had to say that spot …

The Twitter account of Wall Street’s top watchdog was taken over by Bitcoin scammers who pumped up its price with a fake message.

SEC Chair Gary Gensler said a hacker posted an unauthorized tweet falsely stating that the agency had approved spot bitcoin ETFs.

A rogue post from the SEC's official X account said bitcoin ETFs had been approved. The regulator said the tweet was the result of a "compromised" account."

The collective crypto industry was thrown for a major loop after finding out that the SEC had actually not approved spot bitcoin ETFs.

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The Bitcoin price just saw a sudden pump to new yearly highs near $48,000 after the US SEC’s official X account tweeted that spot Bitcoin ETFs had gained

The Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday that a post on from the agency's account on X announcing that the securities regulator had approved the trading of exchange-traded funds holding bitcoin was “unauthorized,” and that the agency's account had been “compromised.” The initial announcement brought a brief moment of joy to cryptocurrency investors, who had driven up the price of bitcoin in recent months in anticipation of the approval of a bitcoin ETF. The ETF would provide a a way to invest in bitcoin without having to buy the cryptocurrency outright on a crypto exchange such as Binance or Coinbase.

The event could force the SEC to investigate itself for market manipulation over their fake claims about Bitcoin ETF approvals.

SEC chair Gary Gensler said that a message on X claiming the regulator had granted approvals for bitcoin ETFs was 'unauthorized' and inaccurate

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that its Twitter/X profile was hacked on Jan. 9 to post a false ETF approval message.

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Unknown hackers hijacked the X account of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), posting a fake spot Bitcoin ETF approval message.

The SEC's account had been compromised, the spokesperson said, without providing additional details. The SEC was widely expected on Wednesday to finally approve a batch of ETFs that track the price of bitcoin, in a potential watershed moment for the crypto industry. The unauthorized post on X said that the SEC had granted approval for bitcoin ETFs on all registered national securities exchanges and included a picture purporting to quote SEC Chair Gary Gensler.

The price of bitcoin spiked and dipped following a fake post from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission claiming it had approved the long …

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Before you get excited, no, there is no approval yet. And, here is what really happened over a crazy 30 minute period...

The Securities and Exchange Commission's X account was compromised to post a fake spot bitcoin ETF approval. "The @SECGov twitter account was …

Bitcoin briefly hit a two-year high after apparent news of a spot ETF approval, but the price fell sharply after it was revealed to be false.

The price of bitcoin experienced a sharp rise and decline Tuesday afternoon following a fake post on the SEC's social media page. 

"The SEC has not approved the listing and trading of spot bitcoin exchange-traded products," SEC Chair Gary Gensler said on Tuesday afternoon.

Gensler Says SEC Twitter Account Was Compromised, Bitcoin ETFs Not Approved

The SEC's X account was compromised today to post a fake announcement that a spot bitcoin ETF had been approved.

The United States Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) out out a Tweet on its official X account stating that it has ...