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The Counterparty

SEC regulator

Regulator · PageRank 0.0738

Also known as: Securities and Exchange Commission, U.S. SEC, US SEC, the SEC

Overview

The SEC is a federal body responsible for enforcing securities legislation, overseeing securities markets, and safeguarding investors. Its jurisdiction includes stock exchanges, broker-dealers, investment advisers, and additional market actors.

Within The Counterparty graph, SEC connects to 97 tracked entities, most strongly to United States, Gary Gensler, Coinbase.

Relations

Top connections in The Counterparty knowledge graph (confidence-weighted, 10 of 97 total).

RelationConnected entityConfidence
governsUnited States99%
employsGary Gensler99%
regulated_byCoinbase95%
submitted_toCoinbase95%
submitted_toRipple95%
submitted_toKraken95%
governsiShares Bitcoin Trust ETF95%
regulated_byGENIUS Act95%
mentionsRipple Prints $49 Million RLUSD as 'North Star' XRP Seeks Buyers Support; Shiba Inu (SHIB) Achieves Key Coinbase-Focused ETF Listing; Bitcoin Price Maintains $96,600 Outlook Amid Oil Spike on Hyperliq95%
mentionsStrategy CEO Le Explains Why BTC Price Doesn't Matter; XRP Targets $1.9 as SuperTrend Flips Bullish, Analyst Signals; $292 Million DeFi Hacker Escapes to Bitcoin - Morning Crypto Report95%

Frequently asked questions

What is SEC?

SEC is a regulator tracked in The Counterparty knowledge graph. It is connected to 97 other tracked entities, most strongly to United States, Gary Gensler, Coinbase.

What type of entity is SEC?

SEC is classified as a regulator (regulator) in The Counterparty knowledge graph.

What is SEC connected to?

In The Counterparty knowledge graph, SEC is linked to 97 other tracked entities, most strongly to United States, Gary Gensler, Coinbase.

The dated record

8 dated entries on file, most recent first.