Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong disclosed that the exchange has initiated legal action against the SEC, challenging the regulatory body’s refusal to establish transparent guidelines for the digital asset industry. This move comes in response to the SEC’s denial of Coinbase’s petition for new rules governing the sector.
Previously covered by Coincu, Coinbase had officially sought a review of the SEC’s rejection by petitioning the court, prompting a legal evaluation of the appropriateness of the regulatory body’s decision. On Friday, the SEC rebuffed Coinbase Global’s plea for updated regulations in the digital asset realm, leading the largest U.S. crypto exchange to announce its intention to contest the denial in court.
This development marks the latest chapter in the ongoing Coinbase SEC lawsuit, characterized by the SEC’s assertion that a majority of crypto tokens fall under its jurisdiction as securities. The regulatory agency has pursued legal action against various crypto companies, Coinbase included, alleging the improper listing and trading of crypto tokens that it contends should be registered as securities.
Over the past two years, the cryptocurrency industry has consistently advocated for specific regulations in the United States. However, the SEC’s steadfast resistance has subjected companies in the sector to an enforcement-centric regulatory environment. In the Coinbase SEC lawsuit, the exchange alleges abuse of discretion and violation of the Administrative Procedure Act, further complicating an already intricate legal dispute.
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