Coinbase, one of the world's leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has temporarily disabled trading for Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC). The exchange announced the move via its official Twitter account, stating that "WBTC trading has been disabled. Withdrawals will continue to be supported." This follows Coinbase's earlier announcement that it was reviewing the token for compliance with its listing standards, potentially leading to its delisting from the platform. The reason behind the review is unknown, but it could be related to concerns about the token's underlying asset, Bitcoin. In response to Coinbase's actions, Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange BiT Global, allegedly influenced by Tron founder Justin Sun, has filed a lawsuit against Coinbase over the alleged improper delisting of WBTC. The lawsuit alleges that Coinbase violated its own listing standards and acted in an arbitrary and capricious manner. The decision to disable trading for WBTC has caused some concern in the cryptocurrency community, as it could potentially lead to the delisting of the token from other exchanges. However, Coinbase has stated that it will continue to support withdrawals of WBTC, so users will still be able to access their funds.