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Coinbase and Grayscale, two of crypto’s largest firms, both saw a top executive step down this week. Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal and Grayscale Chief Financial Officer Edward McGee announced their exits hours apart. Both are leaving on good terms after multi-year tenures, and each firm quickly named internal successors. Neither cited any dispute. Coinbase Legal Chief Steps Down After Six Years Grewal notified Coinbase on July 8 that he would leave as chief legal officer and secretary, effective July 31. He joined in 2020 from Facebook, where he served as deputy general counsel. Before that, he spent more than five years as a federal magistrate judge. After 6 years I’m leaving @Coinbase. I’ll be transitioning to an advisory role at the end of the month and continue my service on the Board of Coinbase National Trust Company. I will be a Coinbase ally for life and
Tokenized equities could revolutionize finance by enabling 24/7 trading and rapid settlement, contingent on regulatory and infrastructure advancements.
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Coinbase's diversified revenue model offers resilience against Bitcoin volatility, while Strategy's debt-heavy approach risks financial instability.
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The rise of stablecoins could reshape global finance, challenging traditional payment systems and creating new opportunities and risks.
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The post Coinbase and Singapore Police Block $4.2M Crypto Scam Losses in 145+ Rescue Cases appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key Takeaways: In a six-week operation with Singapore Police, Coinbase prevented the loss of over $4.2 million through fake mobile apps. Advanced blockchain analytics identified and protected more than 145 suspected victims of scams. The operation underscores the growing partnership between crypto exchanges and law enforcement agencies in their fight against fraud. Coinbase, the leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange, announced information about a partnership between it and the Singapore Police Force that helped deter scams involving the loss of over $4.2 million by over 145 individuals. Trust is the foundation we build on at Coinbase. Over the past 6 weeks, Coinbase worked closely with the @SingaporePolice Anti-Scam Centre and Cyber Investigation Branch on a joint anti-scam operation. Together, we stopped 145+ people from losing a combined $4.2M+ to scams.… pic
The post Bitcoin Whales Due Credit for $64,000 BTC Price Rebound, Says CryptoQuant appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Bitcoin (BTC) demand shifts are “behind” the price rebound to $64,000, new analysis claims. Key points: New Bitcoin price analysis says that US whales are behind the latest spate of BTC price relief. The Coinbase Premium is above its 14-day moving average, a key sign of strength. Research from Bitcoin Suisse suggests that “something changed” on the market this week. Bitcoin Coinbase Premium still negative despite trend line reclaim In a blog post on Friday, onchain analytics platform CryptoQuant attributed Bitcoin’s July upside to US-based whales. Specifically, the Coinbase Premium — the difference in price between Coinbase’s and Binance’s BTC/USDT pairs — is showing early signs of buy-side momentum “regaining strength.” “The Coinbase Premium Index for both BTC and ETH remains in negative territory, but both have bounced off their local lows,” contributor Burak Kesmec