On Thursday, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled against Coinbase in the latest dispute the cryptocurrency exchange has faced before the nation’s highest judicial body. The 9-0 ruling, however, does not resolve any of Coinbase’s crypto-related practices, nor is it likely to do so. Instead, the decision resolves a bureaucratic element in Coinbase’s ongoing legal battle with a class-action group of disgruntled customers who accuse the exchange of employing false and misleading tactics in its 2021 promotional Dogecoin sweepstakes. “Some you win. Some you lose,” Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal tweeted in response to today’s ruling. “We appreciate the opportunity to present our case to the Court, and thank the Court for its consideration of this matter.” Previously, the cryptocurrency exchange had attempted to resolve the case through arbitration, citing the User Agreement that every Coinbase customer agrees to in order to use the platform. $BTC