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Coinbase, the largest U.S. crypto exchange, sued the Securities and Exchange Commission last year in an effort to compel the regulator to act on a petition for rulemaking Coinbase filed in 2022.
Coinbase has argued that the SEC has been applying existing securities laws to digital assets, prompting a need for wide-ranging rules. Court tells SEC to lay out why it has declined Coinbase's ...
A key part of the SEC's case is its claim that 13 different cryptocurrencies traded on the Coinbase platform are securities — and therefore should be regulated by Washington. Coinbase, in its ...
In her ruling, Failla rejected Coinbase's argument that crypto should count as a "major question" of economic significance, and therefore limit the SEC's interpretation of securities oversight, as ...
Central to Coinbase's argument is its longstanding claim that the SEC is engaged in a campaign of "regulation by enforcement" against the crypto industry, meaning it's creating new guardrails to ...
Coinbase's counsel disagreed, arguing that the tokens always belong to the users, not Coinbase, and that the users are merely hiring Coinbase to stake the tokens on their behalf.
The SEC sued Coinbase in June, saying the firm facilitated trading of at least 13 crypto tokens, including Solana, Cardano and Polygon, which it said should have been registered as securities.
The SEC’s ruling on Coinbase’s petition comes more than a year after the company filed its request with the agency, arguing that the “U.S. does not currently have a functioning market in ...