SEC moves to sue Coinbase over asset listings and staking, company sees ‘retaliation’

By cineramaMarch 22, 2023Bitcoin Business

Brian Armstrong, CEO and cofounder of Coinbase. Coinbase disclosed on Wednesday that the company has received a Wells Notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission—a document the agency uses […]

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SEC moves to sue Coinbase over asset listings and staking, company sees ‘retaliation’

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