Coinbase CEO: We Asked the SEC for Feedback, All We Got Was a Lawsuit
In an exclusive interview with Decrypt, Brian Armstrong criticized U.S. regulators for treating crypto as a "jump ball" in an ongoing battle over which agency should police the market.
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