Le PDG de Coinbase est prêt à affronter la SEC et est confiant dans les faits et la loi

• Le PDG de Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, a déclaré que son entreprise était prête à faire face au procès intenté par la SEC le 6 juin. 
• Il a noté que le procès aboutira enfin à une certaine clarté concernant les politiques de réglementation de la cryptographie aux États-Unis.
• La SEC a nommé 13 crypto-monnaies dans son procès qu'elle considère comme des valeurs mobilières, notamment MATIC, SOL, FIL et ADA.
• The executive said that the lawsuit is “exclusively focused on what is or is not a security.”

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Coinbase, the largest crypto exchange in the United States, was recently sued by the US Securities and Exchange Commission along with the world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, and its US entity, Binance.US and CEO Changpeng Zhao. The entire crypto community is talking about this series of legal actions taken by the US securities regulator. 

Le PDG de Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, n'a pas tardé à commenter la situation et a déclaré que lui et son entreprise étaient prêts à affronter la SEC devant les tribunaux. Dans un Publier on the social media platform Twitter, Armstrong stated that this action taken by the agency will finally result in “some clarity around crypto rules” in court. It is important to mention here that the crypto exchange was the first to be publicly listed on the NASDAQ.

Comme indiqué précédemment par Bitnation, le La SEC a poursuivi Coinbase en juin 6, alléguant que la société de cryptographie a fonctionné comme une bourse de valeurs, une chambre de compensation et un courtier sans enregistrer ses services auprès du régulateur. L'agence a déclaré dans le procès qu'environ 13 crypto-monnaies vendues par l'échange sont considérées comme des titres par iit, y compris Polygon (MATIC), Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA) et Filecoin (FIL). 

Armstrong added that the lawsuit filed against his company is very “different from others out there,” as it is “exclusively focused on what is or is not a security.”  

The Coinbase executive stated that his team is “confident in our facts and the law” while claiming that the US government cannot agree with itself as to which blockchain-based digital asset is a security. He also referred to the SEC and CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) making conflicting statements regarding the status of ether (ETH) as a security or a commodity. 

Armstrong added that he hopes that the lawsuit filed by the SEC against his firm will finally result in clear crypto compliance in the United States. He noted that his company’s previous efforts to get registered with the SEC and comply with its policies failed. 

“Instead of publishing a clear rule book, the SEC has taken a regulation by enforcement approach that is harming America. So if we need to avail ourselves of the courts to get clarity, so be it,” Armstrong noted.

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