SEC Lawsuit Against Coinbase: What It Means for Cryptocurrency Traders

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Elena De Luca
1 min read
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A federal judge in New York has ruled that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) can proceed with its lawsuit against Coinbase Inc., the largest US cryptocurrency-trading platform. The lawsuit alleges that Coinbase failed to register as a securities business, illegally operates as an exchange, a broker, and a clearing agency under federal securities laws. This ruling has significant implications for the cryptocurrency industry, potentially impacting traders and the operation of cryptocurrency platforms in the US. The decision underscores the SEC's crackdown on unregistered cryptocurrency exchanges and its efforts to enforce securities laws within the digital asset market. Cryptocurrency traders and industry stakeholders will be closely monitoring the developments and implications of this ruling.

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