SEC Opposes Celsius Plan to Use Coinbase as Distribution Agent for International Customers
On Monday, September 25, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) opposed the crypto firm Celsius Network's proposal to involve Coinbase as part of its bankruptcy and reorganization plan. Last week, in...
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Last week, in the Friday lawsuit, Celsius stated its plans to use Coinbase to distribute digital assets to its international customers and wants approval from the court....
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