Coinbase has withdrawn its support for the Senate Market Structure Act, citing "fatal flaws" in the bill, including provisions that could ban rewards to customers and restrict the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from regulatory flexibility. The company believes these changes would harm the interests of ordinary cryptocurrency users and stifle innovation, leading to its opposition to the bill just hours before the committee's scheduled vote.
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Coinbase has withdrawn its support for the Senate Market Structure Act, citing "fatal flaws" in the bill, including provisions that could ban rewards to customers and restrict the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from regulatory flexibility. The company believes these changes would harm the interests of ordinary cryptocurrency users and stifle innovation, leading to its opposition to the bill just hours before the committee's scheduled vote.