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Coinbase’s Dance with the SEC: What Next for Investors and the Crypto Market?

Feb 22, 2025 at 01:45 am

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Coinbase’s Dance with the SEC: What Next for Investors and the Crypto Market?

Coinbase stock soared nearly 4% on Friday after a report said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission might drop its enforcement case against the crypto giant.

The stock quickly pared some of those gains as investors remained cautious about the potential move by the SEC, which had accused Coinbase of acting as an unregistered securities broker.

Coinbase went public last year amid explosive interest in cryptocurrency from Wall Street. But the SEC's lawsuit later put the company's steadfast business model in the hot seat.

The potential dismissal — which still needs the sign-off from the SEC's five commissioners — would signal a shift in regulatory sentiment, giving some breathing room to the pioneers of the crypto exchange industry.

The development comes as regulatory attention on the crypto sector has been a key focus on Wall Street. The massive growth in digital currencies has outpaced clear regulatory frameworks, leading to clashes between watchdogs and the crypto industry.

Coinbase has maintained that its operations have been above board throughout its existence, while the SEC's charge aimed to challenge the very foundation of the crypto exchange's business model.

The back-and-forth legal battle over whether certain crypto tokens should be classified as securities has been closely watched by investors and the broader crypto community.

The regulatory uncertainty has cast a shadow on the fast-evolving crypto industry, which has seen new innovations emerge at a rapid pace, highlighting the need for clearer frameworks.

Coinbase has been pivoting into new crypto arenas, such as stablecoins, decentralized finance and non-fungible tokens, as it looks to expand its footprint in the digital currency cosmos.

Those moves come as Wall Street has been keeping a close watch on the crypto exchange, given its potential to thrive in the ever-expanding universe of digital currencies and digital assets.

As crypto continues to infiltrate the hallowed halls of Wall Street, clarity — not conflict — must prevail to unlock its true potential.

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