Coinbase CEO has ‘never been more bullish’ even after $430M Q1 loss
“There are so many customers beating a path to our door that we have to have all hands on deck just to keep everything running,” Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explained on an earnings call.
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“There are so many customers beating a path to our door that we have to have all hands on deck just to keep everything running,” Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explained on an earnings call.
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