Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong urges banks to compete fairly with stablecoins, criticizing their use of regulatory tactics to block competition.
A national-level regulatory clarity or its absence can make or break an investment thesis for Coinbase investors.
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Coinbase signals plans beyond USDC with USDF stablecoin backend testing
Coinbase enables USDF stablecoin for backend testing, signaling plans beyond USDC partnership expansion.
Coinbase Global Inc. CEO Brian Armstrong urged Congress on Thursday to enact laws ensuring fair competition, following the postponement of the cryptocurrency market structure bill. Armstrong Pushes ...
Coinbase is safe because it is registered with the SEC, while Binance is under global inspection. Robinhood, on the other hand, complies with U.S. brokerage laws and doesn’t offer crypto derivatives.
Coinbase begins internal testing of USDF Stablecoin to support branded business payments while trading and withdrawals remain ...
What began as regulatory progress has become a high-stakes clash over who controls yield, privacy, and the future of digital finance.
Coinbase is quietly rolling out infrastructure that lets companies issue their own dollar-pegged tokens. The move, already in ...
Coinbase pivoted to earn from stablecoin revenue and blockchain rewards, boosting its income. Despite a drop in stock price in 2026, Coinbase's net income increased dramatically. Coinbase's future ...
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