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Coinbase Directors Back in Court. The Issue of Insider Trading Resurfaces
The Coinbase case is back in the spotlight, and this time in a serious tone. A judge in Delaware has allowed the shareholders' lawsuit to proceed, accusing the company's directors of insider trading. This is despite the fact that an internal investigation by Coinbase itself previously cleared the management of any wrongdoing.
The lawsuit concerns events prior to Coinbase's debut on the stock exchange. Shareholders claim that some directors, including CEO Brian Armstrong and Marc Andreessen, sold shares worth nearly 3 billion dollars before the market saw a real valuation of the company. According to the lawsuit, this allowed them to avoid losses exceeding one billion dollars.
The lawsuit concerns events prior to Coinbase's debut on the stock exchange. Shareholders claim that some directors, including CEO Brian Armstrong and Marc Andreessen, sold shares worth nearly 3 billion dollars before the market saw a real valuation of the company. According to the lawsuit, this allowed them to avoid losses exceeding one billion dollars.
SEC withdraws lawsuit against Gemini and Genesis. A symbolic end to the war with the crypto market.
This is one of the more significant moments for the cryptocurrency market in recent years. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) officially withdrew its lawsuit against Gemini and Genesis, ending a legal battle that had been ongoing since 2023. The case was dismissed with prejudice, meaning the regulator can never return to the same allegations.
For the crypto industry, this is more than just ordinary news. It is a clear signal of a change in the regulator's approach and further evidence that the strategy of 'regulation by litigation' is beginning to crumble.
For the crypto industry, this is more than just ordinary news. It is a clear signal of a change in the regulator's approach and further evidence that the strategy of 'regulation by litigation' is beginning to crumble.
🔥Bitcoin in the crosshairs of governments – is a big change coming?💰⚖️
Bitcoin has always been meant to be financial freedom, but governments around the world are increasingly trying to control it. The USA, EU, and China are preparing new regulations that could change the market forever.
📌 End of anonymous transactions?
📌 New taxes and obligations for BTC holders
📌 Central banks want to push out crypto CBDCs?
On one hand, greater regulation could mean greater adoption by institutions. On the other – will it still be the same free Bitcoin that we all love? 🤔
Do governments really want to "protect investors," or are they just afraid of Bitcoin and its independence? 😈
👉 Are these changes a threat or an opportunity for BTC? 🔥
#BitcoinPolicyShift #Regulacje #Bitcoin
Bitcoin has always been meant to be financial freedom, but governments around the world are increasingly trying to control it. The USA, EU, and China are preparing new regulations that could change the market forever.
📌 End of anonymous transactions?
📌 New taxes and obligations for BTC holders
📌 Central banks want to push out crypto CBDCs?
On one hand, greater regulation could mean greater adoption by institutions. On the other – will it still be the same free Bitcoin that we all love? 🤔
Do governments really want to "protect investors," or are they just afraid of Bitcoin and its independence? 😈
👉 Are these changes a threat or an opportunity for BTC? 🔥
#BitcoinPolicyShift #Regulacje #Bitcoin
XRP with a new legal status – what changes with the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act? (January 2026)
XRP with a new legal status.
On January 1, 2026, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act came into effect, definitively ending years of regulatory uncertainty surrounding XRP. Under the new regulations, XRP was officially classified as a network token, not a security.
This means that XRP is on par with Bitcoin and Ethereum in terms of legal status in the USA.
Analyst Nick Regan points out that the key provision of the law states clearly: assets supported by an ETF or ETP before January 1, 2026 automatically receive a new regulatory status. XRP met this condition due to the launched spot ETFs.
On January 1, 2026, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act came into effect, definitively ending years of regulatory uncertainty surrounding XRP. Under the new regulations, XRP was officially classified as a network token, not a security.
This means that XRP is on par with Bitcoin and Ethereum in terms of legal status in the USA.
Analyst Nick Regan points out that the key provision of the law states clearly: assets supported by an ETF or ETP before January 1, 2026 automatically receive a new regulatory status. XRP met this condition due to the launched spot ETFs.
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