Coinbase Involved in Asset Listing Controversy: Sun and Cronje Speak
Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, argued that the exchange did not collect any listing fees while commenting on a case involving Binance asking for 15% of the total supply of a particular token. Nonetheless, two token fo...
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