Coinbase reportedly gets approval from US regulators for tokenized securities
Tangential to the tokens&#x2F;securities issue: I’m surprised that any US exchange is allowed to list coins like Bitcoin Cash where their creators are clearly attempting to defraud people. It seems there should be some protection against that to be legally compliant.<p>Second tangent. I’m surprised they’re allowed to list coins which are insecure and vulnerable to attacks which could leave the exchange short. E.g. As recently discussed when <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.crypto51.app" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.crypto51.app</a> was posted coins like Ethereum Classic and Bitcoin Cash etc. could all be very easily attacked. And it seems there is little an exchange could do to prevent themselves from losing a lot of money from such an attack if used against the exchange. This could make them unable to pay their customers what they’re owed. What protections do they have against this?