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Coinbase Canada Eyes Derivatives and DeFi Expansion, Calls for Clearer Rules

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Coinbase Canada's newly appointed CEO, Eric Richmond, has outlined an ambitious plan to grow the platform into a comprehensive exchange offering derivatives, tokenized assets, and decentralized finance products. Richmond stressed that achieving this vision requires permanent regulatory frameworks rather than the temporary exemptions currently in place. The company believes clearer, stable rules are essential before it can confidently broaden its services in the Canadian market. Coinbase's push reflects a wider industry demand for regulatory certainty as crypto firms seek to scale operations in Canada.

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