Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has expressed concerns that upcoming U.S. regulations for stablecoins may require issuers to ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong suggests delisting Tether's USDT if required by new US regulations, signaling compliance readiness.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the exchange would delist the stablecoin tether if new US legislation demands it.

Coinbase Global would remove stablecoin tether from its U.S. cryptocurrency trading platform if required by new legislation, CEO Brian Armstrong said in an interview at the Journal House in Davos, ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong suggests delisting USDT if required by U.S. regulations. Armstrong anticipates stricter ...

Coinbase Director of Product Strategy and Business Operations, Conor Grogan, has identified 430 BTC in wallets connected to ...

The European Union's European Securities and Markets Authority wants nations in the EU to make sure that exchanges are ...

Chainalysis reveals 94% of TRUMP and MELANIA tokens are held by 40 wallets, while retail buyers drive trading on Solana's blockchain.

BitMEX is hit with a penalty, Oklahoma to introduce a Bitcoin reserve, Nasdaq files for a Litecoin ETF, and Trump will ...

Crypto rises as Trump to setup crypto taskforce. Trump pardons Ross Ulbricht. BTC fair value $200k: Bitwise. BTC price to reach multi millions: Armstrong. Coinbase would delist USDT if ordered to.

ESMA has ordered crypto-asset service providers to delist stablecoins that don't comply with MiCA, the new regulation for ...