If its latest job posting is anything to go by, the US Securities and Exchange Commission‘s (SEC) could be stepping up its involvement in the cryptocurrency world. The SEC is looking for an “Attorney Adviser” to operate as a “Crypto Specialist,” according to a job listing posted on federal employment website USAJobs. Applications opened on March 29 and close on April 15. The specialist is expected to have an intimate knowledge of “federal securities laws to digital asset securities and crypto matters,” according to the listing. What’s more, the successful applicant should have a JD or LLB law degree and…

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