Coinbase Seeks Public Records From Oregon Gov’t On Crypto ‘Flip-flop’



Cryptocurrency change Coinbase has filed for injunctive reduction within the US state of Oregon associated to claims that its officers “flip-flopped on digital property behind closed doorways.”

In a case filed Thursday within the Marion County Circuit Court docket, Coinbase’s lawsuit named Oregon Governor Tina Kotek in her official capability. The grievance reportedly challenged how the state authorities dealt with requests for paperwork associated to digital asset enforcement actions. 

In line with Coinbase, previous to April 2025, state officers had largely not thought-about digital property to be regulated as securities. Nevertheless, Oregon’s Legal professional Common’s workplace then filed a lawsuit against Coinbase, alleging the change supplied greater than 30 tokens as unregistered securities.

“Oregon Gov [Tina Kotek], [Attorney General Dan Rayfield] and different state officers flip flopped on digital property behind closed doorways, with out hearings or company rulemaking and public remark,” said Coinbase Chief Authorized Officer Paul Grewal in a Friday X submit. “And now they refuse the general public information that present this. To proper this flawed we’re taking them to court docket.”