Coinbase prioritizes international expansion amid US litigation
Coinbase outlines a strategy for international growth, focusing on countries with clearer cryptocurrency regulations. Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange headquartered in the United States, has announced its intentions to concentrate its near-term operations in countries with more defined cryptocurrency regulations. In a blog post on Sept. 6, vice presidents Nana Murugesan and Tom Duff Gordon identified six key markets: the European Union, United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, Singapore, and Australia. The post elaborated that these regions have been making strides in creating clearer rules around cryptocurrency, which makes them attractive for business operations. Today, 83% of G20 members and major financial hubs have made progress toward regulatory clarity for crypto. But the US is an outlier. A picture paints a thousand words. https://t.co/DpxoKFr4yV pic.twitter.com/KvQ4q0zlsn — Coinbase ️ (@coinbase) September 7, 2023 You might also like: Coinbase will remain in US ...