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March 4, 2025 by Jade
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Coinbase files FOIA to see how much the SEC’s ‘war on crypto’ cost

Coinbase, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, is facing a legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over its digital asset lending program. The SEC has threatened to sue the company if it goes ahead with the program, claiming that it violates securities laws. However, Coinbase’s chief legal officer, Paul Grewal, has made it clear that the company is willing to fight for its right to offer this service to its customers.

In a recent statement, Grewal stated that Coinbase is committed to working with the SEC to address their concerns and find a resolution. He also emphasized that the company will not back down from its plans to launch the lending program, which would allow users to earn interest on their cryptocurrency holdings.

Grewal’s words reflect Coinbase’s determination to push forward with its innovative offerings, despite facing regulatory challenges. The company has been at the forefront of the cryptocurrency industry, constantly introducing new products and services to meet the evolving needs of its customers. And the digital asset lending program is no exception.

The program, which is currently on hold due to the SEC’s intervention, would allow users to lend out their cryptocurrency holdings to other users and earn interest on the loans. This would provide a new way for users to earn passive income from their digital assets, and it has been met with enthusiasm from the crypto community.

However, the SEC has raised concerns that the lending program may be considered a security, which would require Coinbase to register with the agency. But Grewal has made it clear that the company does not believe the program falls under the definition of a security and is willing to fight for its position.

Coinbase’s determination to stand up for its offerings and work with regulators to find a solution is a testament to its commitment to the cryptocurrency industry. As Grewal stated, the company will do whatever it takes for as long as it takes to ensure that its customers have access to innovative and secure services. And with the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies, it is crucial for companies like Coinbase to continue pushing the boundaries and driving the industry forward.

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