Coinbase Fined Again in Ireland, This Time $3.6M Over Fund Safeguarding
The Central Bank of Ireland penalized Coinbase Ireland €3,252,618 for leaning too heavily on its U.S. parent and leaving its safeguarding account underfunded—its second hit to the exchange’s European arm in the last year.
Key Takeaways
- The Central Bank of Ireland penalized Coinbase Ireland €3,252,618 for leaning too heavily on its U.S.
- parent and leaving its safeguarding account underfunded—its second hit to the exchange’s European arm in the last year.
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