Unclear regulations drove 95% of trading activity offshore: Coinbase CEO
The U.S. regulators are currently investigating FTX.US, Coinbase and Binance in the wake of the collapse of the FTX global crypto exchange. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong was not delighted with the news about the United States regulators looking into FTX.US along with Coinbase and Binance.US in the wake of the FTX crisis.Armstrong said that the enforcement action against U.S.-based companies for the irregularities committed by an offshore crypto exchange that fall out of the jurisdictions of U.S. regulators makes no sense.Armstrong’s comments came in response to Senator Elizabeth Warren’s....
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According to reports, the CEO of Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, expressed dissatisfaction over the recent actions from the regulators. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has created massive quakes regarding crypto regulations. As a result, the crypto space has experienced strict regulatory rules and enforcement actions from the watchdog. Also, its lawsuit with Ripple XRP […]
One of the biggest Bitcoin exchanges Coinbase has recently announced major updates to its mobile app that will allow traders to monitor Bitcoin trading activity "on the go". In the official statement, Coinbase notes that such improvements were made necessary by the surge of the trading activity over the past several weeks. The updated app allows for a more comfortable experience of tracking BTC price volatility on the traders' mobile devices. For users with several BTC wallets on Coinbase, an option was also added to easily consolidate the balance across several accounts. And as usual,....
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