Coinbase is investigating insider trading after it enables — and then disables — bitcoin cash trading

By cineramaDecember 20, 2017Bitcoin Business

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong. Anthony Harvey/Getty Images for TechCrunch Coinbase said Tuesday evening users wouldn’t be able to buy and sell bitcoin cash four hours after it said trading […]

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Coinbase is investigating insider trading after it enables — and then disables — bitcoin cash trading

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