Coinbase Derivatives, LLC, a futures exchange regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), is preparing to introduce the first round-the-clock bitcoin and ethereum futures contracts, granting U.S. traders uninterrupted access to risk mitigation tools and market engagement. 24/7 Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Set to Debut in US Markets These innovative instruments will function […] Original
Coinbase announced on March 10 that it plans to offer 24/7 trading for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) futures to US residents. The exchange is also launching perpetual futures trading with long-date expirations. According to Coinbase, much of the current crypto derivatives market takes place outside of US borders, with American traders having to navigate fixed hours and expiring contracts, “which can create inefficiencies.” Futures are a type of derivative that involves creating a contract to buy or sell an asset at a certain price and date. When the futures…
Due to the limited disclosure of the FDIC’s participation in Operation Chokepoint 2.0, an organized de-banking movement against the crypto industry, Coinbase is intensifying its investigation, calling for official sworn statements instead of a more detailed document release. Coinbase Gearing for FDIC’s Sworn Testimony in Operation Chokepoint 2.0 Probe Coinbase has gone on the offensive […] Source CryptoX Portal
Some US government agencies continue to deny transparency regarding their role in Operation Chokepoint 2.0, a period during the Biden administration when crypto and tech founders were allegedly denied banking services, according to Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal. The collapse of crypto-friendly banks in early 2023 sparked the first allegations of Operation Chokepoint 2.0. Critics, including venture capitalist Nic Carter, described it as a government effort to pressure banks into cutting ties with cryptocurrency firms. Despite recent regulatory shifts, agencies like the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) continue to…
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that United States President Donald Trump’s strong support for crypto has led the exchange to go on a hiring spree in the US. “Coinbase is planning to hire about 1,000 people in the United States this year as a direct result of his actions already in the first 60 days or so,” Armstrong said in a video posted to X on March 7. Hiring spree to significantly grow Coinbase’s headcount “These policies really matter; this is the most pro-crypto Congress we’ve ever seen as well,”…
Along with stocks in general and crypto markets in particular, it’s been a rough few weeks for Coinbase (COIN), its shares sporting a decline of about 30% since mid-February and a 40% drop since hitting a 52-week high in early December. Investment firm Rosenblatt spies opportunity, saying investors will benefit from buying the dip as the exchange remains set to profit from the Trump administration’s pro-crypto stance. “COIN is the clear blue chip in the sector and should be a beneficiary of multiple positive tailwinds,” Rosenblatt analyst Chris Brendler wrote,…
Opinion by: Ross Shemeliak, co-founder and chief operating officer of Stobox Following US President Donald Trump’s return, Coinbase saw the Securities and Exchange Commission drop its 2023 lawsuit, alongside Robinhood Crypto’s investigation closure. On Feb. 25, the SEC also ended its federal probe into Uniswap Labs, triggering market declines with Coinbase and Bitcoin (BTC), the latter of which dropped from its $109,114 peak to $87,000, marking a notable 20% retreat. There’s no apparent reason in sight, but the overall logic of the investors’ reaction is understandable: They are not keen…
Coinbase CLO Paul Grewal revealed that the company has submitted a FOIA request to gain a complete understanding of the costs and the individuals involved in the SEC’s actions against crypto, focusing on its Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit. Coinbase Submits FOIA Request to Estimate Costs of War Against Crypto Coinbase, one of the largest […] Source CryptoX Portal
Crypto exchange Coinbase is seeking to discover how much the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) spent on enforcement action against crypto firms. Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal said in a March 3 statement to X that the request under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was submitted to the SEC to find out how many investigations and enforcement actions were brought against crypto firms between April 17, 2021, through Jan. 20, 2025. The crypto exchange also seeks information on how many employees worked on the enforcement actions, how…
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong advocates for a bitcoin-only U.S. reserve, calling it the simplest option, but suggests a crypto index as an alternative for diversification. Coinbase CEO Calls for Bitcoin-Only US Reserve but Proposes Crypto Index as Plan B Brian Armstrong, CEO of crypto exchange Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN), shared his thoughts on social media platform […] Original