Difference In SEC Charges Against Coinbase And Binance

US SEC accused Coinbase of operating as an unregistered broker, exchange, and clearing agency. However, it appears that the US based exchange is being given soft treatment when compared to the Binance lawsuit. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin price suffered significantly due to the back to back lawsuits against the top two crypto exchanges in crypto market.

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Saved From Lawsuit

A key difference between the lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance lies in Changpeng Zhao’s naming as against the lack of Brian Armstrong’s name in the Coinbase SEC lawsuit. Coinbase has been accused of operating as an unregistered broker since 2019, soliciting potential investors, handling customer funds and assets, without securing the relevant registration. Whereas the SEC sued Binance as well as CZ for violating US securities laws, filing 13 charges including of illegally operating in the US and lying to users.

CNBC host Jim Cramer also felt the Coinbase lawsuit was less severe, considering that the SEC left out CEO Armstrong from charges.

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This is not the first instance where US regulators appeared to be biased against Binance, compared to the US based exchange. Previously, Coinbase was served a Wells Notice over potential breach of securities laws, while the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed a lawsuit against Binance, including CZ over charges of violating regulations around trading and derivatives.

Coinbase Stock Price Nosedives

The Coinbase stock price took a sharp fall at market open on Tuesday, thanks to the SEC lawsuit news. Overall, the crypto market faces yet another spell of regulatory shock but recent history of quick bounce back triggers hope for immediate recovery, in the context of the US Fed rate hike pause speculation among traders.

The $COIN stock was trading at $50.8 down by more than 13% today.

Coinbase Stock Price Crashes

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