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Coinbase CEO Celebrates Court Dismissal of SEC Claim Against Wallet Service

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Qadir AK

In recent legal filings, Judge Katherine Polk Failla rejected Coinbase’s request to dismiss the case but dismissed the SEC’s claim that Coinbase acted as an unregistered broker. This decision means the lawsuit will proceed to trial, marking significant progress for Coinbase in its legal battle with the SEC.

Coinbase CEO Cheers as SEC Claim Gets Tossed

In response to Paul Grewal’s X post, the CEO of Coinbase sees this ruling as a “huge win” for self-custodial wallets and the blockchain ecosystem as a whole. It underscores the importance of obtaining regulatory clarity in the digital asset space, a goal that Coinbase has actively pursued throughout the legal proceedings. Many crypto experts have appreciated the court’s ruling and see this as a great win for crypto. 

The decision also highlights the need for updated regulations that support innovation in the United States. Coinbase’s CEO calls on Congress to prioritize legislation supporting crypto, ensuring that the country remains at the forefront of technological innovation.

At present for Coinbase and similar companies in the crypto space, regulatory clarity is a key challenge to sustain in the US market. The recognition by the court that innovations like Coinbase Wallet do not fall under U.S. securities laws is a step in the right direction, backing the argument that outdated rules should not stop technological progress in the crypto sector.

Could the Trial Impact Crypto?

Moving forward, Coinbase is eager to obtain official clarification from the SEC regarding its stance on digital assets. This would provide further clarity for the company and help shape future regulatory frameworks in the industry.

Coinbase faced a setback despite expectations of winning. While Bloomberg’s analyst Elliot Stein predicted a 70% chance of the lawsuit being dismissed. With the unlikely outcome, Coinbase must brace for a long and costly legal battle with the SEC, leading to a nearly 4% drop in its stock on Wednesday.

Overall, the recent court ruling represents a significant milestone for Coinbase and the broader crypto ecosystem, signaling a step towards greater regulatory clarity and support for innovation in the digital asset space. The entire crypto market is looking at this case after Ripple’s partial victory if Coinbase comes out clean this will be a huge loss for the SEC. 

In the meanwhile Ripple, despite a partial victory against the SEC last year, now faces hefty penalties and fines amounting to $2 billion.

SEC’s overreach is now evident. Do you agree?

Qadir AK

Qadir Ak is the founder of Coinpedia. He has over a decade of experience writing about technology and has been covering the blockchain and cryptocurrency space since 2010. He has also interviewed a few prominent experts within the cryptocurrency space.

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