Crypto exchange Coinbase is upping its fight against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company received a Wells notice from the federal agency over a month ago, and it’s not happy that Gary Gensler and his cronies are targeting its operations. Coinbase Vs. the SEC: Who Will Win? A Wells notice doesn’t necessarily mean that a company is being charged with a crime. Rather, it’s a warning or indication that charges are likely coming, and thus the company may want to consult with a legal team to get itself prepared. Coinbase took serious issue with the notice given it
Coinbase just can’t seem to catch a break. Not long ago, the company was the subject of a lawsuit that’s now being examined by the U.S. Supreme Court, and the trading platform is also the receiver of a Wells notice sent by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), proving once…
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is now going after popular North American crypto exchange Coinbase in a court of law. As if attacking Binance (as we reported earlier) wasn’t enough, the financial agency is looking to add another large firm to its victims list. The SEC Sues Coinbase Allegations…