Coinbase is a digital currency exchange that has suffered exponentially this year. The digital currency trading platform initially went public on the Nasdaq in April of 2021. Since then, it has seen its stock price crash roughly 80 percent in less than two years, and the fall can largely be attributed to the fact that bitcoin – and many other digital currencies – have been falling like crazy since reaching new all-time highs in November of last year. Coinbase Is...
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Read More »Coinbase CEO Calls for Regulation of Centralized Crypto Entities
Coinbase founder and CEO Brian Armstrong, for one, believes that ideal crypto regulations should start with centralized actors since most of the damage to the consumers has been done by these entities. In a recently released “realistic blueprint,” Armstrong highlighted the need to pursue legislation early instead of waiting for something comprehensive and perfect. Regulations should initially focus on centralized actors in crypto, such as – stablecoin issuers, exchanges, and...
Read More »Coinbase CEO Says FTX Clearly Stole User Funds, Rejects Claims of Accounting Error
Coinbase chief slammed crypto exchange FTX over their excuses for an accounting error. Brian Armstrong said that FTX clearly stole customers’ money by moving funds to Alameda Research.After all, what’s transpired in the crypto space with the collapse of crypto exchange FTX, industry heavyweights have weighed in with their opinion. Coinbase chief Brian Armstrong lashed out at FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried for his handling of customer funds. As we know, SBF has been giving public interviews...
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Samuel Bankman-Fried took Do Kwon’s spot by becoming the most talked-about and arguably hated person in the cryptocurrency industry in November when his empire collapsed, and the community found out about his dirty laundry. The latest to join the bashing fest is Coinbase’s CEO – Brian Armstrong – who had some strong words to say about people believing SBF’s most recent story. Don’t Believe SBF After a few weeks of staying quiet in the dark, Bankman-Fried finally broke his...
Read More »Brian Armstrong Says He Was Wrong About BTC
In a recent interview, Brian Armstrong – the CEO of popular digital currency exchange Coinbase – commented that he “overestimated” bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, and he’s learning now – like so many other traders – that bitcoin is not yet ready or mature enough to handle the hard-hitting economic factors that the country has been facing over the last year and a half. Brian Armstrong Says He was Incorrect About Crypto In a podcast discussion, Armstrong commented: Frankly, I’ll admit,...
Read More »Brian Armstrong Sells Over $1.6 Million in Coinbase Shares
As the ongoing FTX drama dashed hopes of the ongoing crypto winter ending, Coinbase was one of the few companies to come out and say that they suffered no exposure to the fallout. Although Brian Armstrong, the CEO of the exchange, assured users that Coinbase would not suffer a similar fate, things don’t look especially rosy for the platform either. Second Round of Layoffs This Year Following an 18% reduction in the size of its workforce earlier this year, Coinbase recently...
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Read More »Coinbase Dismisses 60 People due to the Intensifying Crypto Winter (Report)
The US-based cryptocurrency exchange – Coinbase – reportedly reduced its team by 60 people following the FTX saga and the consecutive plunge of the market. Chief Financial Officer Alesia Haas said the company might lay off more people should the turmoil deepen in the future. According to recent coverage, one of the largest crypto platforms – Coinbase – dismissed 60 of its staff members as a result of the current crisis in the digital asset sector. CFO Alesia Haas described...
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