Brian Armstrong Says WSJ Will Blame Coinbase for CLARITY’s Collapse
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the Wall Street Journal is preparing a story blaming him for the CLARITY Act’s Senate defeat, and he went public with his defense before it ran. A Pre-Emptive Strike Armstrong did not wa...
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