Coinbase sent SEC filing to Satoshi in a symbolic gesture
However, the exchange also claimed the identification of the Bitcoin creator could cause the crypto market to deteriorate. United States-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase named Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto in its recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a direct listing on the stock market.According to the SEC filing, Coinbase sent copies of its S-1 registration statement — which, if approved, would bring the company closer to having its shares traded on U.S. stock exchanges — to legal team members at Coinbase Global and California law firm Fenwick & West. In....
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Popular Bitcoin (BTC) exchange platform Coinbase has filed to go public this week. Within the company’s filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, it has been revealed that the San Francisco-based giant considers a comeback from the coin’s creator Satoshi Nakamoto a serious risk to its business. Here’s why the crypto exchange is so fearful of the mysterious individual or group behind the pseudonym. Coinbase Fears A Comeback By Satoshi Nakamoto Coinbase has long […]
A man from Missouri is filing a suit against Coinbase for its sale of XRP, a California court filing reveals.
The IRS has asked a district court in California to dismiss a filing by a Coinbase customer that might prevent it from gaining access to the company's user data. Filed in the US District Court of Northern California (which oversees the city of San Francisco where Coinbase is headquartered), the new documents request the filing be dismissed on the grounds that the request was only for unidentified users of Coinbase. In the process of filing his documents to prevent the search, so goes the IRS argument, lawyer Jeffrey K Berns of the Berns Weiss law firm had revealed himself as a user, and as....
Coinbase officially entered the fray in a court case over its user records earlier this month – and now the IRS is fighting back. In a 25th January court filing, lawyers for the US government argued that the San Francisco-based startup has no standing to intervene in the so-called "John Doe" summons case, through which the IRS is seeking bitcoin user records in a bid to identify potential tax cheats. The case, which saw Coinbase customer Jeff Berns file his own intervention effort late last year, has drawn harsh criticism from digital currency advocates amid accusations of....
One of the cool things about being in such a young industry is all of the interesting innovation going on around us. From the advent of bitcoin ATMs to other high-tech gadgets, it's enough to keep a techie excited for years. And speaking of gadgets, check out this gesture-based wearable bitcoin wallet by MEVU - worn around the wrist. It's proof-of-concept, so don't expect to see this on store shelves any time soon, but it's an interesting twist on making payments with digital currency. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK6pUfTe_6Y. It's designed for small transactions, according to MEVU CEO....