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Update #ID 10x long Entry or 0.21 Size: 3023 Tps: 0.228 - 50% 0.2474 - 100% SL: 0.1939 Reasons: H4 bounce from bullish OB/FVG Price closed above H4 resistance zone bullish diver on H4 and D TF

GM Taking #ID long 10x with the size 3023 ( soon will write all explanations and reasons and market updates as well)

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase users have filed a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, claiming the company violates the state’s Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) requirements. According to Scott Bernstein, Gina Greeder, and James Lonergan, Coinbase requires users to submit a government-issued photo ID and a selfie, which the platform scans using third-party facial recognition software. The lawsuit filed on May 13 states that Coinbase did not inform users of its biometric information or retention schedule before collecting, storing, and using their facial data. The plaintiffs claim that Coinbase did not notify users before collecting or processing their biometric identifiers. They also claim that Coinbase did not provide a publicly available policy detailing how long the data would be kept or how it would be destroyed, which is a specific requirement under BIPA. Court documents state, “At no point during the verification process are Coinbase users asked to consent to the collection of their biometric information, notified that their biometric data will be collected by an unrelated third party, nor provided with any information about the process.” The suit identifies Jumio, Onfido, Au10tix, and Solaris as vendors that handled user data. Related: Coinbase Data Breach: Brian Armstrong Offers $20 Million Bounty for Intel on Attackers According to the plaintiffs, Coinbase’s third-party vendors scanned and extracted users’ facial geometry to confirm identities. The lawsuit asserts that Coinbase directed these vendors to use their software in a way that resulted in the capture of biometric data, all without explicit user permission. This lack of disclosure or consent, the plaintiffs claim, violates Illinois’ biometric privacy regulations. The group further alleges that Coinbase shared sensitive biometric data with these verification vendors without user consent. This action, they say, breached both BIPA and the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. The complaint also mentions that over 10,000 arbitration claims have been filed regarding these topics, but since Coinbase has reportedly not paid the required arbitration fees, many claims have been dismissed. The group also demands $5,000 in damages for every willful or reckless violation and $1,000 for every negligent violation, in addition to relief and litigation costs. Moreover, Coinbase has previously encountered legal action related to privacy issues. In May 2023, a separate lawsuit accused Coinbase of violating the BIPA through its mobile app. After the judge paused the case and suggested arbitration, the defendants and the plaintiffs decided to drop the case. Coinbase has also recently faced multiple lawsuits connected to the alleged bribery of customer support agents who leaked user data. At least six lawsuits have been filed over these breaches since the exchange disclosed the incidents on May 15. As scrutiny over the exchange’s handling of sensitive data grows, the Illinois class-action lawsuit adds new pressure to Coinbase’s compliance and privacy practices. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is facing a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. state of Illinois, which claims that the company may have violated the state’s Biometric Information Privacy Act. A group of Coinbase customers has accused the platform of improperly collecting and storing facial data during its identity verification process. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois on May 13, the lawsuit alleges that Coinbase’s Know Your Customer checks involve scanning users’ facial geometry without proper notice or consent, a move the plaintiffs say directly breaches Illinois’ biometric privacy laws. According to the complaint, users were required to upload a government-issued ID and a selfie, which were then processed by third-party facial recognition software. The group claims this process captured their biometric identifiers, such as faceprints, without prior written notice or notification of the collection without a publicly available “retention schedule or guidelines” for data destruction, as required under BIPA. “[…] At no point during the Verification Process are Coinbase users asked to consent to the collection of their biometric information, notified that their biometric data will be collected by an unrelated third party, nor provided with any information about the process, how it works, the type of information and data collected, whether said data is stored or disclosed to other entities, or any information about the retention or destruction of their biometric information.” According to the complaint, Coinbase transmitted facial data to third-party vendors, including Jumio, Onfido, Au10tix, and Solaris, without obtaining explicit permission. Further, it claims that more than 10,000 individuals have filed for arbitration over these issues, but Coinbase has allegedly failed to pay the necessary arbitration fees, resulting in many of those cases being dismissed. That being said, the group is pushing for financial penalties of up to $5,000 per reckless violation, or $1,000 where negligence is found, in addition to legal expenses and injunctive relief. Coinbase has not publicly commented on the lawsuit at the time of writing. Interestingly, this isn’t the first time Coinbase has been in hot water over alleged BIPA violations in Illinois. As previously reported by crypto.news, a class-action lawsuit filed by a local in May 2023 targeted the exchange over its collection of facial data and fingerprint templates through its mobile app. That case was eventually paused after a judge approved Coinbase’s motion to move the dispute into arbitration. The lawsuit was dismissed without prejudice in February this year, after both parties agreed to drop the case. Making matters worse, Coinbase has also come under fire over a recent data breach involving customer support agents allegedly bribed to leak user data. At least six related lawsuits have since been filed, intensifying scrutiny over the platform’s handling of sensitive information. In other news, Illinois recently dropped a separate lawsuit against Coinbase over its staking program, following similar moves by Kentucky , Vermont, and South Carolina after the SEC dismissed its own case.

Episode 45 of "Rebirth in the Crypto World: A New Life" - "Decentralization High School Diploma" On the third day after the liquidation of the Z protocol, Lin Feng stood on the roof of the original school's radio building and watched the rhythm of morning exercises resume on the playground. There are no Bitcoin banners, no Z-number interrogations, just a few yawning high school seniors drowsily stretching their arms to the beat. "Pretty good." He said. On that noon, Su Tingting brought a large pile of paper files and a damaged USB drive: "These are the student records whose identities have been erased on the chain." Some are testers who participated in the numbered experiment, while others are replacements for failed products. Lin Feng opened a flower roster, the first page: [ID: Z2383 (Failed) | Original Name: Wei Jia | Age: 17 | Mathematics Specialty Student | Status: Invalid Graduation] A line of invalid graduation is harsher than the two words 'death'. "I want to do something." Lin Feng deploys a new contract program on the chain: [DIP: Decentralized Identity Proof] English Name: "Decentralization Identity Repair Program" The content is very simple—— All students who have been replaced, hidden, or deleted in Project Z can submit self-verification. The system will reissue digital diplomas, life resumes, and future academic credibility endorsements for them. The school initially refused: "What qualification do you have to issue a diploma?" Lin Feng waved off the governance rights of the Z protocol: "You signed a confidentiality agreement privately for the experiment back then," Now the Z protocol is the clearing house, and your school seal is also on my account. The first revised graduation certificate, stamped and completed, number: 0001. When Wei Jia received the electronic certificate at the convenience store, his eyes turned red: "Thank you... My mom left without seeing me graduate, I want her to know that I'm not a waste." One transmits to ten, ten transmits to a hundred. In just one week, over 8,000 hidden graduates retrieved their own identification through the on-chain DIP contract. Someone found their college admission notice, Someone rejoined a foreign company that was originally rejected. Someone took a screenshot of the PDF and posted it on the wall at the door, writing four characters: "I'm back." During dinner, Su Tingting cried while eating instant noodles: "You did all this... to compensate for what your father couldn't do, right?" Lin Feng did not speak, he just gently placed a piece of paper in front of her: The 10,000th diploma holder of the DIP system: Su Tingting's mother Status: Repair completed; permanently saved on the blockchain Su Tingting was stunned for a few seconds, then smiled and said: "Lin Feng, you are more reliable than any blockchain." 📌Next episode preview: Episode 46 "Orphans of Mining Machines and the On-Chain Orphanage" A group of children who lost their families in a mining accident came to the door; they don’t even have a number in the Z experiment. Lin Feng decided to launch an on-chain orphan identity registration system to create a home that can be recognized by the world for these people who have never existed. ‍#小说 ##连载小说#