Coinbase wrote in the reply that it decided to suspend wBTC from trading on its exchange 30 days from Nov. 19. On Friday, four business days before the delisting went into effect, Coinbase claimed ...

On December 17, Coinbase filed a response to a lawsuit from BiT Global, a company affiliated with Sun. The lawsuit accused the exchange of harming the Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) market by removing the ...

Coinbase announced that it would suspend the trading of WBTC across all its platforms from December 19. Users would still be able to access their funds anytime and make withdrawals.

Coinbase has issued a response to a lawsuit filed by BiT Global, a company affiliated with Justin Sun, after the exchange announced it would delist wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) on Dec. 19.

The delisting of wBTC, the most popular Bitcoin wrapper with over $14 billion in total value locked (TVL), follows a statement from Coinbase on Nov. 19 citing “failures to meet listing standards.” ...

Coinbase faces $1 billion wBTC delisting lawsuit: What you need to know. The suit claims Coinbase’s actions amount to monopolization of the wrapped Bitcoin market under the Sherman Act.

Coinbase will be suspending trading of Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) in December, citing undisclosed failures to meet the cryptocurrency exchange’s standards for listing tokens.

WBTC, a wrapped version of Bitcoin that enables access to the Ethereum network, is being de-listed on Coinbase. The suspension of the digital asset will take place on December 19th.

The community has fired back against Coinbase’s reasoning for delisting WBTC in connection to “unacceptable risk” that the exchange has linked to Tron founder Justin Sun.

Coinbase Pro users will be able to trade Wrapped Bitcoin. The platform's users can begin transferring WBTC to their acccounts on October 19.