SEC asks for more time to respond to Coinbase call for crypto clarity
The securities regulator says it would make a recommendation within 120 days on Coinbase’s rulemaking request but adds that the action has “no merit.”
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The securities regulator says it would make a recommendation within 120 days on Coinbase’s rulemaking request but adds that the action has “no merit.”
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