Coinbase is boosting its daily purchase limits to $25,000 for customers who have completed the site’s identity verification process, as well as allow instant trading following the receipt of bank transfers.
Coinbase has appointed Jeff Horowitz as chief compliance officer, as the cryptocurrency exchange and wallet firm moves increasingly towards expansion into regulated markets.
Coinbase has established a political action committee (PAC) to help gather support for its agenda and push the subject of cryptocurrency on a state and a national level.
The wallet and exchange service was given the all clear by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to purchase the companies, which will give Coinbase the scope to list securities under the direct oversight of the regulators.
In its effort to become a financial entity in the U.S., Coinbase partnered with Electronic Transaction Clearing (ETC) despite the company’s checkered past.
The cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced that its Coinbase Custody platform is open for business.
Global travel booking website Expedia has removed BTC from its website's payment options, marking an end to the company's four-year business relationship with the crypto coin.
Complaints to Coinbase continue to pile up, with users alleging theft of funds and a lack of response on the part of the company.
The Coinbase-owned GDAX exchange will officially turn off the lights on June 29 to make way for Coinbase Pro which will provide a number of upgraded features and enhancements not seen on GDAX.
Coinbase's acquisition of securities firm Keystone Capital will enable them to offer additional products that are tied to other securities, as well as stocks.
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has contacted several cryptocurrency exchanges, ordering them to turn over trading data.
Securing a regulatory approval in the U.S. will allow Coinbase to operate across the country under the oversight of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
