Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong took a clear stance following the lawsuit initiated by the SEC and made statements about his future prospects.
CEO Brian Armstrong said about the day the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued Coinbase. 1 week He made some statements after his passing. Wall Street JournalIn an interview with Coinbase won’t leave the US Armstrong clearly stated, days of regulatory clarity He stated that he was pulling.
One of the ways to regulate the cryptocurrency industry it’s not rocket science Expressing that, the CEO said that the USA has recently you will find the right way stated. However, if regulatory clarity is achieved, many cryptocurrency developers would prefer the USA. and at this point the a global cryptocurrency hub may or at least that you can prevent him from falling behind the world stressed.
Armstrong referred to the case in the interview, saying that for Coinbase to operate The aforementioned records are not required. He declared that he believed.
The assets we trade are commodities, so we don’t need to register this. We trade crypto commodities on our exchange.
In the continuation of the CEO statement, from the 2024 US elections changes in crypto regulatory policies after looking forward to while explaining of the republican party pointed to crypto-friendly rhetoric.
Armstrong is currently working on cryptocurrency regulations in the US. while stating that there is no clear rule book consistently from the SEC. more clarity He reiterated that they could not receive any feedback despite their requests.