Coinbase Head of Exchange leaves companies

Coinbase Head of Exchange leaves companies
Vishal Gupta, Head of Exchange and Markets at the crypto exchange giant coinbase, has left the company.
The leader of the manager has been given a Wells announcement shortly after Coinbase from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (Sec).
Another Crypto Exec leaves the company
in a Tweet-Thread On Monday (April 10, 2023), Vishal Guppa announced that he would be left coin base after serving the company for almost three years as Head of Exchange and Markets, a position that he started in September 2020.
The manager described some of the achievements of Coinbase during his time there, including the expansion of the assets from 27 to 236 and the takeover of the derivative platform Fairx, which was later renamed Coinbase derivative Exchange.
Before entering the stock exchange, Gupta was vice president and head of the options listed in the USA for eight years at the large investment bank Goldman Sachs, as stated in his LinkedIn profile. The former manager of Coinbase also led the introduction and growth of the USDC from Circle.
While a Bloomberg report, citing an anonymous source, found that the manager would leave the company to work on a new project, said Guppa that his next focus was on building without further information.
5/6 above all I am proud of the team that we created @coinbaseexch . It was an honor for me to work with the leadership team from Coinbase, and I wanted to express my deep appreciation for the leadership options @Brian_armstrong , @Gregtusar and others have provided me with
- Vishal K. Gupta (@Vishalkgupta) 10. April 2023
guptas departure is the youngest in the long list of managers who have either resigned from their positions or have left crypto companies, especially in the middle of the Baisse. Alex Appleton, CFO and Executive Director of the Bitcoin-Miner Argo Blockchain, resigned from his position in February 2023, while Bitmex CEO Alexander Höptner also resigned from his leadership role last October.
Coinbase fights with US supervisory authorities
Meanwhile, Coinbase is confronted with regulatory hurdles in the United States. In March 2023, the crypto exchange received a communication from Wells from the SEC, in which the supervisory authority found that the company may have violated securities laws.
While the stock exchange believed that the SEC targeted its staking service, the Spotmarkt, Coinbase Prime and Coinbase Wallet, the company said that it does not violate any law and was ready to take legal steps. There were also reports that the American crypto exchange giant wanted to set up a new platform that would serve global customers.
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