
1/ Yesterday @BlockchainAssn filed an amicus brief to support @CumberlandSays case against the SEC. Our brief explains why the SEC’s case unlawfully stretches what is a “dealer” under the securities laws. https://t.co/FVuQOarTKj
.@coinbase defends customer asset rights in Prime Trust bankruptcy case https://t.co/tHHzmz8gYh
1/ Today we filed an amicus brief in support of @CumberlandSays' motion to dismiss the SEC’s enforcement action against them. A short thread on why this action should be dismissed. https://t.co/O6A7wUNGaq 🧵 https://t.co/z8nLHoS1r5

Coinbase has filed an amicus brief in the Prime Trust bankruptcy case, advocating for the principle that assets held by Article 8 custodians belong to customers rather than custodians. This assertion is supported by Coinbase's user agreement, which aligns with Prime Trust’s user agreement. Simultaneously, the Blockchain Association has also filed an amicus brief in support of Cumberland's motion to dismiss an enforcement action by the SEC, arguing that the SEC's interpretation unlawfully expands the definition of a 'dealer' under securities laws. These legal actions reflect ongoing discussions regarding customer asset rights and regulatory definitions in the cryptocurrency industry.