Coinbase CEO predicts 10% of global GDP to be on crypto rails by 2030
Brian Armstrong said the US now has the “most pro-crypto Congress we’ve ever seen,” which will lead to a global change in crypto regulations.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Brian Armstrong said the US now has the “most pro-crypto Congress we’ve ever seen,” which will lead to a global change in crypto regulations.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
William Blair cuts Coinbase estimates but keeps Outperform rating, betting the crypto slump is almost over
William Blair's optimism suggests potential for crypto market recovery, highlighting strategic positioning for future growth despi...
Cobie Takes Charge of Coinbase’s Base App
Jesse Pollak, the Coinbase executive who created and leads its Base blockchain, said he has handed the consumer Base app back to C...
Hyperliquid Picks USDC as Its Core Stablecoin in Coinbase Deal to Unify On-Chain Liquidity
Key Takeaways: As no more AQAv2 treasury deployers are on the horizon, Hyperliquid will become the primary stablecoin for the Unit...
Base refocuses on global finance, hands app back to Coinbase
Base's pivot to finance over social features could strengthen its position in the competitive Layer-2 market, leveraging Coinbase'...
USDC’s 72% surge exposed the expensive truth behind Circle’s stablecoin dominance
Circle incurred $1.4 billion in distribution costs connected to Coinbase in 2025, up from $924.5 million the year before, accordin...
CryptoQuant warns of deleveraging risk as exchange leverage hits historical extremes
Excessive leverage in crypto markets heightens systemic risk, potentially triggering rapid market downturns and investor losses. T...