Coinbase CEO responds to SEC suit, says team is ‘confidant’ in facts and law
In a social media post, Brian Armstrong said he thinks the SEC’s rules are unclear and that the courts need to make rulings to clarify them.
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In a social media post, Brian Armstrong said he thinks the SEC’s rules are unclear and that the courts need to make rulings to clarify them.
On April 27, Coinbase, the crypto exchange based in San Francisco, made public the disclosure of its response to the Wells notice it had received from the U.S. Securities and…
The crypto community has left no stone unturned in lambasting the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and, more importantly, its Chief Gary Gensler. The latter’s actions were dissented by…
Brian Armstrong said that any tech development should not be halted based on the fears of a few.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the exchange has previously considered adding features to become a neo-bank of sorts.
The SEC is broadening its investigation into crypto exchanges and has targeted staking products for potential securities violations.
Caitlin Long, CEO of crypto bank Custodia, criticized the U.S. government for its handling of a massive crypto fraud that occurred months before the company’s collapse. She made her remarks…
Brian Armstrong said he had about an hour at the Dirksen Senate Office in Washington, D.C. to “chat about crypto” and enjoy low-sugar food at the building’s snack bar.
Coinbase executives claim that staking is not a security under the US Securities Act or Howey test.
The community is wondering whether delisting XRP in 2020 was due to Coinbase's willingness to protect customers from “government overreach.”