i like to test stuff...joking

when this will end?

🚨 BREAKING: They finally admitted it. Paul Grewal (Coinbase) didn't mince words: Banks aren't fighting crypto to protect the community. They are fighting to drag us back to a world where they keep ALL the profit. The data? Zero. The distraction? Real. The future isn't

After reviewing the Senate Banking draft text over the last 48hrs, Coinbase unfortunately can’t support the bill as written. There are too many issues, including: - A defacto ban on tokenized equities - DeFi prohibitions, giving the government unlimited access to your financial

Coinbase CEO: The current Clarity Act is "catastrophic for the average American consumer". Now 'delayed' for another few weeks. #crypto

D.C. UPDATE: 🇺🇸 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong speaks on his concerns with the crypto market structure bill saying, "I'd rather have no bill than a bad bill." He later warned, "it's not great if the banks can put their thumb on the scale to try to kill some of their competition."

NEW: Coinbase CEO says banks are trying to "kill their competition" with the crypto market structure legislation 👀 "Crypto companies should be allowed to compete and offer loans just like banks."

UPDATE: COINBASE $COIN CEO SAYS "WE CAN'T REALLY HAVE BANKS COME IN AND TRY TO KILL THEIR COMPETITION AT THE EXPENSE OF THE AMERICAN CONSUMER,"

We're going to keep fighting for our customer's rights, and the 52 million Americans that have used crypto.

THIS IS A THREAT TO THE STATUS QUO Brian Armstrong didn’t dance around it -- banks aren’t pushing back because of “stability.” They’re pushing back because of competition. The average U.S. savings account pays ~0.14%. Stablecoins can pay ~3.8%, fully reserved, backed by

Coinbase pushing back didn’t surprise me. What did stand out was Armstrong saying the quiet part out loud: banks don’t want competition. If banks can lend, but crypto firms can’t, that’s not regulation - that’s protection. Today’s Senate meetings matter because this has

🏦This isn’t about regulation; it’s about protecting a broken model that relies on your idle cash.💸 $ETH $SOL $XRP #CLARITYAct

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says banks "are trying to undermine the president's crypto agenda."

JUST IN: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says banks are 'trying to undermine President Trump's crypto agenda' 👀 "They're trying to protect their own profit margins, taking money out of the pockets of hardworking, average Americans" 🤯

🚨 REVEALED: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says banks "are trying to undermine the president's crypto agenda."

🚨 BREAKING: COINBASE CEO JUST SAID LIVE ON FOX: BIG BANKS ARE WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES TO BLOCK THE PRESIDENT’S PRO-CRYPTO AGENDA. THEY WANT TO SLOW DOWN ADOPTION. THEY WANT TO CONTROL THE SYSTEM. THEY WANT TO STOP CRYPTO. THE FIGHT IS REAL. 👀🔥

I'm sure there's a more artful way to describe it. But denying stablecoin users the chance to earn rewards–like everyone else already does--is nuts. When some talk about "deposit flight," understand that is bank lobbyist speak for competition. Thx PaulBarron.

THIS IS WHY THE BILL IS REALLY STUCK Mike Novogratz was pretty blunt about what’s slowing the crypto market structure bill. He says both parties want a bill. That part isn’t the problem. The real friction is BANKS -- especially around stablecoins. Right now, big banks pay

crypto grid Brian Armstrong Here's a breakdown of the issues from the Senate Banking draft bill (based on recent analyses from sources like CoinDesk, Bloomberg, and Senate docs), correlated to current blockchain/crypto practices: 1. **De facto ban on tokenized equities**: The bill restricts tokenizing

You won’t believe who just bought Logan Paul’s Pokemon Card 🚨 • Sold for $16,492,000 • Rugged Crypto Zoo • Rugged Liquid Market Place Launching new venture…. What could go wrong? 🤷‍♂️