
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has requested a 28-day extension to respond to Coinbase's appeal regarding an enforcement action against the cryptocurrency exchange. This extension, which pushes the deadline to March 14, 2025, is seen as a strategic move to allow the newly appointed SEC Chair, Paul Atkins, to take office and potentially alter the agency's approach to ongoing litigation. The SEC's decision comes amid broader scrutiny of the cryptocurrency industry, particularly following the establishment of a crypto task force and concurrent legal challenges facing Coinbase and Binance. Legal experts suggest that the SEC is prioritizing cases with imminent court deadlines, which may explain the lack of pause requests in other high-profile cases involving firms like Ripple and Kraken.
米SECがリップルやクラーケンに対する訴訟を延期する背景 https://t.co/Y60IGtb215
🚨NEW: On the @SECGov pausing ongoing litigation against #crypto firms — I’m told by multiple legal sources that the SEC has been prioritizing cases with imminent court deadlines, which is one explanation for why we haven’t seen pause requests in the @Ripple and @krakenfx cases.…
Coinbase v. SEC: Joint Motion for Appeal Extension Highlights Legal Maneuvering The ongoing legal battle between Coinbase and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken another turn. On February 14th, the SEC filed a motion requesting a 28-day extension to file…