Coinbase has formally told the Federal Reserve that its proposed “skinny” payment accounts need a lot more meat on the bone. In a response submitted on February 5 to a Fed consultation, the exchange ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says AI agents will expand crypto adoption, pointing to Base, USDC and x402 as key pieces of agentic finance. Update (July 28, 8:30 AM UTC): This article has been updated ...

Congress is on the cusp of creating a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency assets, a policy goal pursued by Coinbase Global and other crypto companies for much of the past five years. Final passage ...

Businesses using Coinbase can now receive USDC payments directly from AI agents through x402 protocol integration The x402 framework debuted in May 2025, designed to facilitate stablecoin transactions ...

The exchange also introduced AI trading tools and a developer kit as part of a broader push to build financial infrastructure for autonomous AI agents. Coinbase is expanding its push into AI-powered ...

WASHINGTON — The Securities and Exchange Commission agreed to pay $150,000 to digital asset firm Coinbase, settling a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit the company filed two years earlier. Processing ...

Coinbase has simplified native agentic payment acceptance in Coinbase Business. Exchange users get new trading views in Coinbase for Agents. For developers there’s packaged infrastructure in the form ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission agreed to pay $150,000 and produce remaining records to settle a FOIA lawsuit over its investigations into Ethereum. History Associates Inc., working on behalf ...

Coinbase has introduced three products designed to support payments, trading and development across the emerging AI agent economy. The company said agent traffic exceeded human traffic on Base ...

Why Did the SEC Settle With Coinbase? The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission agreed to pay $150,000 in legal fees to settle a Coinbase lawsuit seeking internal agency records from the period when ...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is set to pay $150,000 in legal fees to end Coinbase Global's (COIN) 2024 Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

The SEC has agreed to pay Coinbase $150,000 and to change its record-keeping rules to settle a FOIA lawsuit over deleted text messages from former Chair Gary Gensler. Chief Legal Officer of Coinbase, ...