A Coinbase shareholder has filed a derivative lawsuit against top executives and board members, alleging compliance failures that led to regulatory penalties and legal risks.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong faces a derivative lawsuit alleging misleading disclosures on custody risks, token listings, and AML controls from 2021-2023.

Coinbase's diversification away from crypto should make it less susceptible to the ebbs and flows of the crypto market.

Coinbase is fixing a misleading account activity message that has caused confusion and anxiety, making users think their credentials were compromised. Over the past couple of weeks, numerous people ...

Less than a decade ago Coinbase robbed Wikileaks and essentially attacked the press. Wikileaks, in return, called for a boycott of Coinbase. Popular among frauds and charlatans with fake currencies, ...

Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong has finally responded to skeptics after its quarterly earnings report. The largest U.S. cryptocurrency trading platform reported a surprise loss for the ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said the crypto exchange has reduced unnecessary user account freezing by 82%, after identifying it as a “major issue.” In a June 6 X post, Armstrong acknowledged that ...

This is where x402, an agentic payments protocol supported by a consortium that includes Coinbase, comes into play. The idea ...

After a brutal drawdown from summer highs, CEO Brian Armstrong has doubled down on zero commission equities and AI trading ...