Crypto News: SEC Caused Untold Harm To US; Coinbase CEO After MiCA Approval

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Coinbase Still Seeks Clear Crypto Rules

European Parliament on Thursday approved the first of a kind set of crypto oriented regulations. As many as 517 European lawmakers voted in the favor of the MiCA, while 38 decided to vote against it.

Amid this major development in the crypto industry, Coinbase CEO in a Tweet mentioned meeting with Congress members in Washington DC. He asserted that they need regulatory clarity in the United Nations for the reasons like consumer protection, national security, and more. Read More Crypto News Here…

Brian Armstrong stated that the SEC has caused untold harm to America with its policy of regulation by enforcement. We will fight to fix that.

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According to reports, Coinbase is gearing up for a long legal battle with the U.S. SEC. This comes after the regulator issued a warning to the U.S. biggest crypto exchange for violating securities law. Earlier, the commission issued a Wells notice to Coinbase. It is being considered as a warning notice before the watchdog issues charges.

In an interview with CNBC, Brian Armstrong called it “unfortunate” that SEC sent them a Wells notice. He added that the platform has not got any further detail on the issues that the commission states. As per the report, Coinbase’s team and the U.S. SEC met over 30 times in the last year. However, the commission didn’t provide them with a much need feedback.

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