Coinbase shares up to 50% since SEC lawsuit
Top Coinbase executives, including CEO Brian Armstrong, sold their shares amid the stock's growth during the month last.
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Although cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is the subject of a lawsuit for securities violations in the United States, the company's shares have recently risen.
Coinbase stock has added more than 50% to its value since the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against the company for allegedly offering unregistered securities. p>
According to data from TradingView, Coinbase shares jumped 51% from around $52 on June 6 to $78.7 on July 7. The stock is also up around 133% in the last six months, while the year-over-year growth is 50%.
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Amid significant growth, some major Coinbase shareholders continued to sell some of their shares.
On July 6, a number of senior Coinbase executives, including CEO Brian Armstrong, sold a combined total of 88,058 shares worth approximately $6.9 million.
According to official SEC filings, the transactions included a sale of 4,580 by Coinbase board member Gokul Rajaram, a sale of 1,818 by Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal, and a sale of 7 335 by Accounting Manager Jennifer Jones.
Previously, Jones also sold 74,375 Coinbase shares on June 29, bringing in $5.2 million.
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Top Coinbase executives, including CEO Brian Armstrong, sold their shares amid the stock's growth during the month last.
![Coinbase shares up to 50% since SEC lawsuit](https: // images.cointelegraph.com/images/1434_aHR0cHM6Ly9zMy5jb2ludGVsZWdyYXBoLmNvbS91cGxvYWRzLzIwMjMtMDcvNWNjOWU5OGEtN2M1MC00ZmM2LWI2NTgtZmM0NzA5YTJmYzY1LmpwZw==.jpg)
Although cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is the subject of a lawsuit for securities violations in the United States, the company's shares have recently risen.
Coinbase stock has added more than 50% to its value since the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against the company for allegedly offering unregistered securities. p>
According to data from TradingView, Coinbase shares jumped 51% from around $52 on June 6 to $78.7 on July 7. The stock is also up around 133% in the last six months, while the year-over-year growth is 50%.
![](https://s3.cointelegraph.com/uploads/2023-07/69df9d17-bc21-42ab-aca2-95febf784bb4.png)
Amid significant growth, some major Coinbase shareholders continued to sell some of their shares.
On July 6, a number of senior Coinbase executives, including CEO Brian Armstrong, sold a combined total of 88,058 shares worth approximately $6.9 million.
According to official SEC filings, the transactions included a sale of 4,580 by Coinbase board member Gokul Rajaram, a sale of 1,818 by Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal, and a sale of 7 335 by Accounting Manager Jennifer Jones.
Previously, Jones also sold 74,375 Coinbase shares on June 29, bringing in $5.2 million.
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