‘The SEC has violated due process’ — Coinbase CLO on motion to dismiss lawsuit
Lawyers for Coinbase cited precedent from the SEC v. Ripple case, in which a judge ruled that XRP largely did not qualify as a security by the commission’s standards.
Lawyers for Coinbase cited precedent from the SEC v. Ripple case, in which a judge ruled that XRP largely did not qualify as a security by the commission’s standards.
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