Check out my new article:
   [1]https://litigationfinancejournal.com/pending-us-supreme-court-decisi
   on-is-a-coinbase-class-action-cliffhange/
   Coinbase’s business has been seminal to the legacy of cryptocurrency
   innovation. As the global digital asset marketplace continues to
   mature, Coinbase is tiptoeing between a group of class action lawsuits.
   Now, the United States Supreme Court is deliberating if Coinbase should
   be protected by mandatory arbitration.
   Benzinga reports that in March 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court appeared
   uncertain regarding whether to allow Coinbase to move to arbitration
   over class actions which had been launched against the firm. Executives
   at Coinbase argued that private arbitration is a win for business.
   The June decision by the Supreme Court will spell a new dynamic for
   cryptocurrency sector litigation. Some digital asset scholars predict
   that a lack of mandatory arbitration may devastate business dynamics at
   Coinbase. Allowing class action lawsuits to continue is an expensive
   proposition that would inevitably impact the pace of cross-border
   crypto innovation. Meanwhile, U.S. and global regulatory uncertainty is
   stoking new legislation that could fuel litigation well into the
   future.
   The efficient nature of digital asset technology is at a crossroads.
   The Coinbase decision, commingled with upcoming regulatory requirements
   worldwide, will shape business dynamics for enterprise crypto software
   and the entrepreneurs behind future sector innovation.

References

   1. https://litigationfinancejournal.com/pending-us-supreme-court-decision-is-a-coinbase-class-action-cliffhange/