Paul Grewal, the Chief Legal Officer of Coinbase, accused the FDIC of document manipulation after the agency admitted it only searched for "cease and desist letters" for a specific period. In response, the FDIC claims it complied with the request by handing over all relevant documents. However, History Associates asserts that the agency may have concealed additional letters and intends to file new charges in court. Senator Cynthia Lummis threatened criminal charges if the allegations of document destruction are confirmed.
1/20/2025 11:17:22 AM (GMT+1)
Coinbase accused the FDIC of concealing cryptocurrency "cease and desist letters" in the case, stating that the agency failed to provide all documents and then requested further investigation ⚖️
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