Getting rid of crypto staking would be a ‘terrible path’ for the US — Coinbase CEO
Banning retail crypto staking in the United States would result in even more businesses moving offshore, argues Coinbase co-founder Brian Armstrong.
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Banning retail crypto staking in the United States would result in even more businesses moving offshore, argues Coinbase co-founder Brian Armstrong.
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