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Coinbase Just Asked for Permission Again and Guess Who Said No This Time

An illustration of an angry judge in judicial robes, standing over two opposing lawyers (one dressed as a corporate executive) with arms crossed and one hand raised for emphasis; behind them is the U.S. Capitol building at sunset with dark clouds gathering above it, while on either side are stylized representations of cryptocurrency symbols amidst swirling stormy weather patterns. The judge's gavel lies broken in two pieces on the floor before him as a faint outline of Coinbase's logo appears partially obscured by smoke rising from the scene;

The never-ending saga of Coinbase vs. the world! Or, in this case, against a court decision they don’t like. Because what’s more fun than trying to appeal your way out of trouble? The SEC is basically saying, “Hey, we’re good with letting this lawsuit proceed because you guys are being super annoying about it.” It’s almost as if Coinbase thinks the law doesn’t apply to them just because they’re a cryptocurrency exchange

Source: bitcoin.com

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has urged a federal court to deny Coinbase’s interlocutory appeal, following a recent court decision that allowed a lawsuit involving the SEC and the cryptocurrency platform to proceed. Last month, Coinbase sought appellate review after failing to get the case dismissed, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal tussle. The SEC’s stance came to light on Friday, as it argued that the […]

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