The Latest Breaking News from Paul Grewal

Coinbase's (NASDAQ:COIN) Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal on Tuesday called on Congress to pass a series of long-awaited crypto bills, stressing that “sensible rules” for digital assets are "critically important" to maintaining America's global competitiveness in finance and technology.

The company’s chief legal officer reportedly calls “tokenized equities” a “huge priority.”

The regulator sued the U.S.’s most prominent crypto exchange in June 2023 for allegedly flouting securities laws.

Coinbase has revealed almost entirely unredacted letters from the FDIC to member banks that showed how it asked the member banks to not engage in some Bitcoin and crypto-related activities.

Did regulators prevent banks from working with crypto companies and founders for political reasons?

President-elect Donald Trump says he intends to nominate cryptocurrency advocate Paul Atkins to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission

The SEC continues to refuse to provide the documents Coinbase wants to aid its defense, with the regulator reiterating such discovery efforts would be too burdensome, time consuming, and even "prejudicial."

An advisor for President Joe Biden attended a roundtable hosted by a Democratic leader for crypto leaders on Wednesday, raising hopes for more bipartisan efforts toward addressing the concerns of the emerging industry.

Some Democrats, including digital assets skeptics, have voiced support for FIT21, a largely Republican-backed bill that could establish clear regulatory guidelines for the crypto industry.