IRS Can Access Your Coinbase Trade Records, John Doe Summons Valid
A U.S. Federal court has confirmed that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) holds the authority to demand user data from Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange. The verdict dismissed constitutional objections...
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