$Coinbase (COIN.US)$As of now (February 14, 2025), the USA Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has not publicly responded to the interim appeal request made by Coinbase. Previously, Judge Failla approved Coinbase's submission of the appeal to determine whether the current securities laws apply to cryptocurrency transactions on its platform. The SEC was required to respond to this request by February 14. However, as of now, there has been no public information regarding the SEC's response.
It is noteworthy that recently, the SEC and Binance have jointly moved to request a 60-day pause in the case against Binance, citing that the SEC has newly established a cryptocurrency working group aimed at creating a clear regulatory framework for Digital Currency. This development may impact the case against Coinbase, but there is currently no definite conclusion.
Additionally, Coinbase released a strong fourth quarter Earnings Reports on February 13, reporting an EPS of $4.68, far exceeding the Analyst expectations of $2.11, with revenue increasing 138% year-on-year to $2.27 billion. However, despite the excellent performance of the Earnings Reports, Coinbase's stock price fell about 6.8% on February 14, closing at $277.88.
Currently, the market is closely monitoring the SEC's response to Coinbase's appeal request and the potential impact this may have on the regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency Industry.

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The SEC must decide by February 14 if Coinbase's digital assets qualify as securitiesThe sEc may oppose the appeal, rework its legal stance, or let it proceed to clarify securitieslaws.
A similar pause happened in the Binance case, signaling a potential shift in crypto rules underthe Trump administration..

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