Steven Stradbrooke

Steven Stradbrooke is a ‘self-taught’ writer who learned his craft from every book, newspaper, magazine, newsletter, snarky blog post and bathroom wall poem he ever read. Formerly the senior writer for 11 years at the CalvinAyre.com gambling industry news site, Steven wrote his first Bitcoin-focused article in 2011 and began contributing to CoinGeek in 2017. He joined CoinGeek full-time in 2021.

Article by Steven Stradbrooke

SEC tells cranky Coinbase to take a time-out on digital asset clarity
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17 May, 2023

SEC tells cranky Coinbase to take a time-out on digital asset clarity

The SEC’s response to a U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals stated that Coinbase failed to demonstrate that it’s owed...
Tether attestation dressed up as an audit undressed by former SEC enforcer
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15 May, 2023

Tether attestation dressed up as an audit undressed by former SEC enforcer

Tether claims to have made nearly $1.5 billion in ‘net profit’ according to the latest Not An Audit™ by the...
SEC asked to help butcher Digital Currency Group’s cash cow
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15 May, 2023

SEC asked to help butcher Digital Currency Group’s cash cow

GBTC could soon be scrutinized by the U.S. SEC as Rep. Brad Sherman urges Commission chair Gary Gensler to look...
US taxman seeks $44 billion from what’s left of FTX/Alameda
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12 May, 2023

US taxman seeks $44 billion from what’s left of FTX/Alameda

The $44 billion claims sought by the IRS target the collapsed crypto empire of SBF, including entities such as West...
Coinbase protests SEC custody proposal, loses customers’ ETH
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11 May, 2023

Coinbase protests SEC custody proposal, loses customers’ ETH

Coinbase filed an official protest of plans by the U.S. SEC to expand the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 custody...
FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried seeks dismissal of charges; DCG’s Barry Silbert on the ropes
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10 May, 2023

FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried seeks dismissal of charges; DCG’s Barry Silbert on the ropes

Sam Bankman-Fried appears to concede that charges of fraud and money laundering filed against him have merit as his attorneys...