Coinbase’s Legal Chief: SEC Is Bent on Choking the Digital Asset Industry

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Bank of Israel Launches Digital Shekel ChallengeCoinbase’s chief legal officer, Paul Grewal, announced that the crypto exchange has filed a closing brief in the Third Circuit challenging the SEC’s denial of their rulemaking petition. The brief argues that the SEC’s order, which disagrees with claims that SEC rules are unworkable for digital asset firms, lacks reasoned decision-making. Grewal asserts that the […]

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