Crypto is back in court This time it is Coinbase requesting clarity on crypto regulations ⏬⏬⏬ https://t.co/WepNm8wUE1
The @SEC v. @Ripple case is crucial for protecting everyday investors in the #crypto space. The district court’s ruling weakens securities laws, leaving millions vulnerable to fraud and manipulation. Read more in our new brief in the case. https://t.co/13J7bEJtrN
Today @Coinbase submitted an amicus brief in the @SECgov case against @CumberlandSays, yet another victim of what the SEC now admits has been an enforcement-first approach to digital assets based on “adopting novel and untested legal interpretations.” In the words of the SEC, the…
In recent developments regarding digital asset regulation, several cases are shaping the legal landscape for cryptocurrencies in 2025. Notably, Coinbase has filed an amicus brief in support of its interlocutory appeal, raising concerns about the district court's ruling on what constitutes an investment contract, which could impact developers and innovation in the crypto space. Additionally, Coinbase submitted an amicus brief in the SEC's case against Cumberland, highlighting the SEC's enforcement-first approach and its reliance on novel legal interpretations. The ongoing SEC v. Ripple case is also seen as critical for protecting investors, with warnings that the district court's ruling could weaken securities laws and expose millions to potential fraud and manipulation. The legal discourse reflects a growing demand for clarity in cryptocurrency regulations as the industry continues to evolve.