Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Pushes Back Against US SEC Crypto Custody Rule Proposal
Coinbase’s chief legal officer called a newly proposed US rule tightening cryptocurrency custody requirements “misguided” and said some parts need to be changed. The Securities and Exchange Commission rule was proposed i...
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The Securities and Exchange Commission rule was proposed in February and would require registered investment advisers to keep crypto with a qualified custodian, which would mandate certain requirements such as segregating investors’ assets. ...
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