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court orders sec to justify lack of crypto rulemaking in coinbase case
Coinbase achieved a partial legal victory as the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit criticized the SEC for its "arbitrary and capricious" reasoning in denying Coinbase's petition for clearer crypto regulations. The court emphasized the need for the SEC to provide a more thorough rationale for its decisions, highlighting the lack of guidance for crypto firms on compliance with existing laws. While the ruling does not mandate rulemaking, it sets a precedent for future cases and underscores the constitutional issues arising from the SEC's ambiguous stance on digital assets.
coinbase wins key ruling as cryptocurrency industry anticipates regulatory shift
On January 7, 2025, District Judge Katherine Polk Failla granted Coinbase the right to appeal a key legal question in its case against the US SEC, pausing further proceedings until the appeals court rules on whether cryptocurrency transactions require an investment contract to be classified as securities. This ruling is pivotal for the cryptocurrency industry, especially with the anticipated shift in SEC leadership under pro-crypto chair Paul Atkins, which may lead to a more favorable regulatory environment. A potential victory for Coinbase could enhance market confidence and attract institutional investors previously deterred by regulatory uncertainties.
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