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Coinbase took down a webpage that explained"how to buy elizabeth whoren," a derogatory token referencing U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren Meme coin traders are flocking to a derogatory cryptocurrency that attacks Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts senator and prominent crypto critic. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is running awkwardly in the other direction.
"These pages are automatically generated based on tokens that have been created by third parties," a Coinbase spokesperson said in a statement."They are informational only, do not endorse any asset, and do not indicate that the assets are available for trading on Coinbase."
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