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Coinbase Ireland fined €3.2 million for regulatory breaches

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Coinbase Ireland, a unit of the major crypto asset-trading platform Coinbase, has been hit with a €3.2 million ($3.8 million) fine by the Central Bank of Ireland. The penalty stems from breaches of safeguarding and outsourcing obligations under European Union regulations.

The fine highlights regulatory scrutiny facing crypto firms as they navigate compliance with evolving financial rules. The Central Bank of Ireland cited specific failures in how Coinbase Ireland managed its safeguarding and outsourcing practices.

The exact details of the breaches were not disclosed in the available summary, but the penalty underscores the importance of adherence to regulatory standards in the crypto industry.

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