Coinbase adds former Bill Clinton aide, Supreme Court lawyer to board
Two of the new Coinbase directors have previously served under US presidents, while the other has extensive experience in the management consulting industry.
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Two of the new Coinbase directors have previously served under US presidents, while the other has extensive experience in the management consulting industry.
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