According to @iampaulgrewal, Coinbase’s chief legal officer, he stated in a Nov 24, 2025 X post that he has many legal and policy disagreements with FTC Chair Lina Khan but offered no policy details or enforcement updates, referencing a post by @RobertFreundLaw (source: X/@iampaulgrewal; source: X/@RobertFreundLaw). The post contains no announcement of FTC investigations, rulemaking, or crypto-related actions affecting Coinbase (COIN) or digital assets, indicating no immediate trading catalyst from this statement alone (source: X/@iampaulgrewal). For actionable regulatory changes with market impact, traders should rely on official FTC releases and dockets rather than interpretive social posts (source: Federal Trade Commission).

According to the source, the report states that former President Trump fired an FTC official and links the move to potential setbacks for her spouse’s crypto bill in Congress, signaling elevated legislative risk for U.S. crypto regulation timelines. Source: the cited report. For traders, the report points to possible delays that could weigh on near-term sentiment for BTC and ETH until the bill’s trajectory becomes clearer. Source: the cited report.