Coinbase denies trading cryptocurrencies for its own account


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NEW YORK: Coinbase Inc, one of the biggest US cryptocurrency exchange operators, denied engaging in proprietary trading after New York’s attorney general said the firm accounted for almost 20% of transactions on its own platform.

San Francisco-based Coinbase doesn’t trade for its own account, Mike Lempres, the firm’s chief policy officer, wrote in a blog post on late Wednesday titled “Correcting the record.”

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