
Ripple News: Coinbase, the U.S. biggest crypto exchange won the first legal round against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to attain regulatory clarity around digital asset trading. Amid this win, it also announced the launching of an international exchange offering Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) perpetual futures leaving people confused. However, one of Ripple’s board members has hinted at what could be the next move of Coinbase.
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Coinbase Moving Ahead Of Being Just A Crypto Exchange
Asheesh Birla, Board Member at Ripple commented on the recent actions taken by the Coinbase lately. He stated that Coinbase is transitioning from a crypto exchange to a crypto enabled banking service.
Birla mentioned that Coinbase has updated its mission in order to build a crypto economy that will be a more fair, efficient, accessible, and transparent financial system for digital assets. However, Coinbase in a blog stated that it is dedicated to partnering with high bar regulators across US and Non US jurisdictions in order to update the financials system. Read More Ripple News Here…
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