Coinbase Global would remove stablecoin tether from its U.S. cryptocurrency trading platform if required by new legislation, CEO Brian Armstrong said in an interview at the Journal House in Davos ...

(Department of Finance) Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong appears to have his sights set on Southeast Asia as the US cryptocurrency giant considers expanding its regional footprint. Armstrong was ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong addresses Solana transaction challenges, outlining plans for tier-1 support to boost SOL accessibility alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum on the platform. Coinbase CEO Brian ...

The concept of a U.S. strategic bitcoin reserve under the Trump administration has garnered attention, with Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong suggesting it as a realistic possibility.

Armstrong said that more Bitcoin adoption by institutional customers will increase BTC prices. He also said that a strategic Bitcoin reserve in the U.S. will drive interest in G20 countries.

MicroStrategy boosts its BTC holdings, buying 11,000 BTC for $1.1 billion, showcasing growing corporate confidence in cryptocurrency. promo Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has expressed the belief that ...

Crypto rises as Trump to setup crypto taskforce. Trump pardons Ross Ulbricht. BTC fair value $200k: Bitwise. BTC price to reach multi millions: Armstrong. Coinbase would delist USDT if ordered to.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated the platform may delist Tether's USDT if new US legislation mandates it. Armstrong anticipates stablecoin rules requiring reserves in US Treasury bonds and regular ...

Brian Armstrong, Coinbase CEO, was invited but hadn’t been seen at the swearing-in. Other high-profile figures, including Stephen Feinberg, Warren Stephens, Jared Isaacman, Steve Witkoff, Linda ...

For instance, back in February 2024, when Bitcoin’s price skyrocketed past $64,000, Coinbase experienced a significant outage. During that period, users reported their account balances displaying as ...