Nevada regulators have sued Coinbase, accusing it of offering unlicensed sports betting products.

Brian Armstrong said his views on stablecoin rewards are driven by a belief in positive-sum capitalism, arguing that ...

The corridors of Davos recently witnessed more than just economic forecasts; they became the battleground for a fundamental struggle over the future of money and crypto market regulations. A heated ...

Nevada Gaming Control Board files complaint against Coinbase, accusing it of offering unlicensed sports and election prediction markets.

Coinbase warns that debanking by Australia’s big banks is systemic, hurting crypto firms, competition, innovation, trust amid tightening regulation and nationwide pressures.

Nevada gaming regulators have moved to block Coinbase from offering sports-related event contracts in the state, escalating a ...

The state says proposed sports listings from the crypto exchange operator must be regulated by the Illinois Gaming Board and not the CFTC.

Ripple backs the CLARITY Act as Coinbase walks away, exposing a deep split over crypto regulation and stablecoin rules.

Coinbase is operating illegally in Nevada, offering wagers on sporting events through its mobile app without proper licensing, according to documents filed in court on Monday.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong urges banks to compete fairly with stablecoins, criticizing their use of regulatory tactics to block competition.

Coinbase users can access all Kalshi markets directly through the Coinbase platform, funding trades with cash or USDC.

“These insiders abused their access to customer support systems to steal the account data for a small subset of customers. No passwords, private keys, or funds were exposed and Coinbase Prime accounts ...