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Reading Time: 2 minutesBitGlobal has filed a lawsuit against Coinbase for delisting Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), claiming financial and reputational damages Coinbase has defended its decision, citing compliance and risk concerns over WBTC’s regulatory status The lawsuit underscores growing tensions between exchanges over digital asset delistings and market practices Cryptocurrency exchange BitGlobal has sued its larger competitor…
BitGlobal Sues Coinbase Over WBTC Delisting
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