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What we know about SEC's lawsuit against Coinbase. The end of the crypto market?
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No sooner had we recovered from the Binance scandal than the SEC attacked Coinbase, stating that the exchange acts as an unregistered broker and allows clients to trade securities.

It turns out that any cryptocurrency exchange can be sued now. For example, the SEC is accusing Coinbase of selling securities through its stacking system, with ETH labeled as one of those securities.

What inflames the situation is that Coinbase is particularly vulnerable to SEC lawsuits, as the exchange earned nearly 80% of its revenue in the U.S. last year. If Coinbase loses a lawsuit, their business model will come to an end.

Coinbase stock plummeted after the news of the SEC lawsuit and that the outflow from crypto exchanges was ~$4 billion.

Only DEX seems to have benefited from this whole situation, but their regulation is also a matter of time...

Coinbase CEO is proud that it is his company that will defend all crypto industry in court: "SEC checked our business and let us become public company in 2021. What is there to talk about when the SEC and the CFTC couldn't agree on what is a security and what is a commodity. Instead of rolling out a clear set of rules, the SEC decided to force regulation on the industry-it hurts everyone. You want a trial? There will be a trial"... but that didn't stop him from selling $1.8 million worth of Coinbase stock - right before a lawsuit from the SEC

Charles Hoskinson writes that the SEC's attacks on exchanges mean one thing - the government wants to create a CBDC and have total control over every aspect of the residents' financial lives: "Some group of people decided that anonymity, full ownership of their wallet and the freedom to control their money should be taken away from the masses. This event is a great opportunity for the entire crypto-industry to come together to create rules that can prevent the US from slipping into an anti-utopia that would make '1984' look like a vacation."

And his opinion has merit, as Gary Gensler of the SEC himself has publicly commented on the lawsuits this way: "We don't need more digital currencies. We already have digital currencies. They're called the dollar, the euro, the yen. They're all digital now." A very wise response was issued by CZ: "If you have to fight with everyone, it's probably your own fault.

What do you think, can we see Bitcoin at $20,000 against the backdrop of such news?

- No
- Yes

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