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Coinbase vs Supreme Court

Who Will Come Out on Top?

L.R. Borbón by L.R. Borbón
April 3, 2023
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Coinbase vs Supreme Court

How will Coinbase's Supreme Court case shake out? Find out below...

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Crypto has officially made its debut in the halls of the Supreme Court of the United States of America. A journey that has taken more than a decade to get in front of the land’s highest and most respected court.

What was said, and who was put in front of the Supreme Court justices? As you may not be surprised, it would be none other than the publicly traded company, Coinbase. Who was once beloved by the U.S. government for its law-abiding nature and principles? 

Things Have Certainly Changed Since Then… 

Coinbase asked the US Supreme Court to end the arbitration case with its clients and prevent any further arguments from arising. This legal dispute could have a negative impact on Coinbase and its customers. 

According to Coinbase, if a court decides that a customer should be able to resolve a dispute in a courtroom instead of through arbitration, the company should be allowed to appeal the decision, and the case should not move forward until the appeal is resolved.

However, the US Supreme Court justices have differing opinions on Coinbase’s request to halt customer lawsuits, including a case where a user was scammed and had money stolen from their account. 

The result of this case will determine the IRS’s ability to access customer data from cryptocurrency exchanges. Think about that for a second… 

Supreme Court Decision Will Affect Crypto

It could establish a precedent for future regulatory actions, which will significantly impact the entire crypto industry as a whole. The lawsuit may also affect the security and privacy of crypto users because it calls into question how much control people have over their financial information. 

This critical case serves as a reminder of the increasing significance of cryptocurrencies in the global economy and the requirement for legal and regulatory frameworks that can keep up with the industry’s rapid technological advancements. 

Bitsoft 360 experts believe that the ongoing court case between Coinbase and its clients could have significant implications for how crypto businesses handle customer complaints in the future (and with good reason). As crypto-related cases continue to make their way to the Supreme Court, including those concerning the categorization and regulation of cryptocurrencies, Gerard Comizio, a business law expert at American University, believes that this is just the beginning of crypto-related litigation. 

Coinbase, like many other companies, has a dispute provision in its user agreement, but two class action cases against the exchange have proceeded despite lower courts in California ruling that Coinbase’s arbitration provision is “unconscionable” and favors the company over its customers using a “litigation gimmick.” 

Forced arbitration is not popular among consumer and worker rights advocates or many democratic legislators, and historically, the Supreme Court has not favored it either. 

However, the SCOTUS blog’s research predicts that the current bench will ultimately support Coinbase. 

As a financial and crypto expert, Coinbase’s decision to bring its first crypto-related case to the Supreme Court is a positive development for the industry. 

This May Set a Regulatory Framework for Crypto

The Supreme Court’s decision will provide clarity on regulations and help ensure that crypto exchanges operate under clear rules. It will also address disputes over customer information access and taxable transactions, setting a standard for the industry. 

Coinbase’s move shows its commitment to transparency and accountability, which are crucial for building trust with customers and regulators alike. 

Overall, this action by Coinbase highlights the industry’s growing maturity and willingness to work with authorities and the judicial system to establish clear rules for the road.

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L.R. has worked for an international investment firm as a wealth manager and investment advisor, and launched his own NFT consulting business for the entertainment industry in 2021. He covers a wide variety of crypto and NFT topics for HODL Ninjas.

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