Coinbase Wants Court to Rule Crypto Trades Are Not Securities
Coinbase has submitted a formal request to the US Second Circuit Court of Appeals to seek clarification on whether cryptocurrency should be subject to federal securities laws.
Coinbase has submitted a formal request to the US Second Circuit Court of Appeals to seek clarification on whether cryptocurrency should be subject to federal securities laws.
On Tuesday, the Trump administration took steps towards making it easier for cryptocurrency to thrive by launching a “crypto task force.”
Crypto.com has launched its institutional-grade exchange services in the United States through its new platform, Crypto.com Exchange.
A new Trump meme coin has seen a market value of over $10 billion since Trump’s second term as president began.
Wyoming legislators have proposed “House Bill 0201” (or “HB0201”), which would permit the state treasurer to invest up to 3% of eligible state funds.
Coinbase has filed a motion in federal court challenging the FDIC’s handling of its FOIA requests, arguing that the agency must comply with the court order and provide all relevant documents.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino expressed interest in potentially expanding the company’s presence in the United States, but remains cautious as regulatory changes are still uncertain.
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payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a
financial institution." - Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin White Paper)
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