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Coinbase CEO Hits Back at SEC Chair After Lawsuit, Says User Funds Are Safe

Coinbase Chief Executive Brian Armstrong on Wednesday hit back at the U.S Securities and Exchange Co

Coinbase CEO Hits Back at SEC Chair After Lawsuit, Says User Funds Are Safe

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The agency also said Coinbase was operating as an unregistered exchange, broker and clearinghouse.Armstrong, an outspoken critic of the SEC who has led a push in Washington for clearer crypto rules, said at a Bloomberg conference that the company had approached the regulator about becoming registered, but received an &#34;icy reception&#34; from Chair Gary Gensler at their first meeting.Gensler has long said most tokens constitute securities and has steadily asserted the SEC&#39;s authority over the crypto market, recently focusing on unregistered crypto broker dealer, exchange trading and clearing activity. 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It also alleged Binance artificially inflated trading volumes, diverted customer funds and failed to restrict U.S. customers from its platform.Armstrong was also quick to draw distinctions between the two cases, which he told CNBC \"could not be more different.\"\"In Coinbase’s case, for instance, there hasn’t been any allegation of misappropriation of customer funds. I haven’t been named personally,\" he added.Speaking to Reuters late on Tuesday, Paul Grewal, the company's chief legal officer, also said he was \"confident\" the SEC would not try to freeze Coinbase's assets, as it has done in the case of Binance. \"The standards that are required for such an asset seizure simply don't apply in our case,\" he said.Binance did not immediately respond to a request for comment. In a statement on Monday, Binance pledged to vigorously defend itself against the lawsuit, which it said reflected the SEC's \"misguided and conscious refusal\" to provide clarity to the crypto industry.SETTLEMENT BREAKDOWNLast July, Coinbase disclosed an SEC probe into its asset listing processes, staking programs and yield-generating products. In the first quarter of this year, Coinbase lawyers had been discussing a potential settlement with the SEC that would involve the company paying a penalty, and provide a path to registering with the agency, a source with knowledge of the discussions said.But those talks broke down in March when SEC made its position clear that fundamental aspects of the firm's business model were essentially illegal, the source said. 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