Coinbase CEO says reopening GENIUS Act is ‘red line,’ slams bank lobbying
Brian Armstrong says banks are pressuring lawmakers to curb stablecoin rewards, warning Coinbase will fight any effort to rewrite the bill.
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Brian Armstrong says banks are pressuring lawmakers to curb stablecoin rewards, warning Coinbase will fight any effort to rewrite the bill.
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