US Chamber of Commerce Backs Coinbase in Fight for Regulatory Clarity
The US Chamber of Commerce backed Coinbase’s request for the US Securities and Exchange Commission to write rules for cryptocurrency in a recent court filing. The Chamber, which is the world’s largest business organizati...
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The Chamber, which is the world’s largest business organization, said no one knows for certain which digital assets are securities under federal law....
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