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Coinbase CEO: We prefer no legislation at all over a flawed crypto bill On January 16, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong criticized a proposed cryptocurrency bill in media interviews, warning it could harm U.S. consumers. He accused the banking industry of using "regulatory capture" to eliminate competition, noting that while... show more

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D.C. UPDATE: 🇺🇸 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong speaks on his concerns with the crypto market structure bill saying, "I'd rather have no bill than a bad bill." He later warned, "it's not great if the banks can put their thumb on the scale to try to kill some of their competition."

D.C. UPDATE: 🇺🇸 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong speaks on his concerns with the crypto market structure bill saying, "I'd rather have no bill than a bad bill." He later warned, "it's not great if the banks can put their thumb on the scale to try to kill some of their competition."

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NEW: 🏦💸 Are banks scared of massive withdrawals? Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, speaking from Davos, flags “payment of rewards on stablecoins” as a key issue in the current crypto market structure bill. Armstrong says "banks should have to compete on a level playing field."

NEW: 🏦💸 Are banks scared of massive withdrawals? Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, speaking from Davos, flags “payment of rewards on stablecoins” as a key issue in the current crypto market structure bill. Armstrong says "banks should have to compete on a level playing field."

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Coinbase CEO: Perplexed why JPMorgan CEO is targeting me On June 5, 2026, during a POLITICO video interview, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Brian Armstrong responded to recent criticism from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. Armstrong stated his respect for Dimon, noting that communicating through the media often loses nuance and that face-to-face dialogue is generally a better approach. He believes the regulatory debate should not focus on a personal rivalry between two CEOs, but rather on establishing clear rules in the U.S. that benefit consumers, traditional banks, and the crypto industry alike.

Coinbase CEO: Perplexed why JPMorgan CEO is targeting me On June 5, 2026, during a POLITICO video interview, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Brian Armstrong responded to recent criticism from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. Armstrong stated his respect for Dimon, noting that communicating through the media often loses nuance and that face-to-face dialogue is generally a better approach. He believes the regulatory debate should not focus on a personal rivalry between two CEOs, but rather on establishing clear rules in the U.S. that benefit consumers, traditional banks, and the crypto industry alike.

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Coinbase CEO: If the Crypto Bill Stalls, Part of the Business Could Leave the US On July 21, 2026, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Brian Armstrong said in a CNBC interview on Capitol Hill that the company would continue building in the United States, but part of its business could shift to offshore markets if clear crypto legislation does not pass. He said Coinbase wants to keep most of its business in the U.S., but that requires statutory clarity and regulatory certainty that can survive across administrations. Otherwise, capital, business activity and users may keep moving outside the U.S. regulatory perimeter.

Coinbase CEO: If the Crypto Bill Stalls, Part of the Business Could Leave the US On July 21, 2026, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Brian Armstrong said in a CNBC interview on Capitol Hill that the company would continue building in the United States, but part of its business could shift to offshore markets if clear crypto legislation does not pass. He said Coinbase wants to keep most of its business in the U.S., but that requires statutory clarity and regulatory certainty that can survive across administrations. Otherwise, capital, business activity and users may keep moving outside the U.S. regulatory perimeter.

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🚨 HOSKINSON SAYS CLARITY ACT DECIMATES DEFI According Input Output Founder Charles Hoskinson, the current draft of the market structure bill only offers clarity for big banks — NOT the crypto industry. ⚔️ Charles Hoskinson publicly clashed with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, who argued that "clarity beats chaos" even if the bill is imperfect. He maintains that "bad regulation is worse than no regulation" because it locks in restrictive, innovation-stifling rules for a generation. According to Coinbase, the current bill would leave consumers worse off than if there were no bill. NO BILL > BAD BILL.

🚨 HOSKINSON SAYS CLARITY ACT DECIMATES DEFI According Input Output Founder Charles Hoskinson, the current draft of the market structure bill only offers clarity for big banks — NOT the crypto industry. ⚔️ Charles Hoskinson publicly clashed with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, who argued that "clarity beats chaos" even if the bill is imperfect. He maintains that "bad regulation is worse than no regulation" because it locks in restrictive, innovation-stifling rules for a generation. According to Coinbase, the current bill would leave consumers worse off than if there were no bill. NO BILL > BAD BILL.

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This was never crypto vs banks. That framing was convenient, not accurate. This was Coinbase vs decentralization. Brian Armstrong isn’t “anti-bank.” He’s Coinbase first, crypto second. The issue was never yield. It was who controls the yield. Parking stablecoins on a centralized exchange so the exchange deploys them and throws users a cut isn’t DeFi, it’s banking with a crypto logo. The bill didn’t kill yield. It killed idle, custodial yield. Real DeFi = participation: • lending • borrowing • liquidity • capital in motion That’s why this wasn’t a crypto issue. It was a Coinbase business model issue. Replacing banks with Coinbase isn’t decentralization. It’s just changing the logo.

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🇺🇸CLARITY ACT: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says, "I'm pretty optimistic that we're going to get more than 60 votes tomorrow." Armstrong says thousands of hours of bipartisan work have gone into the bill, calling tomorrow’s vote a “massive moment” for U.S. leadership in crypto and finance. 🤝

🇺🇸CLARITY ACT: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says, "I'm pretty optimistic that we're going to get more than 60 votes tomorrow." Armstrong says thousands of hours of bipartisan work have gone into the bill, calling tomorrow’s vote a “massive moment” for U.S. leadership in crypto and finance. 🤝

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JPMorgan CEO slams Clarity Act: Banks won't bow to Coinbase lobbying On May 29, 2026, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed dissatisfaction with the Clarity Act during an interview on Fox Business. He believes the act allows crypto platforms to effectively pay interest on deposits and stablecoins while doing nothing for AML and BSA, leaving it with almost no legal protections. Dimon stated that the banking industry will not accept this approach, warning that such a system would eventually blow up. He stated that the banking industry will fight the bill to the end and firmly refuse to bow down to Coinbase and its CEO, who are actively pushing the bill, claiming that they are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on lobbying in Washington, and considering their claim of representing the entire industry to be full of shit.

JPMorgan CEO slams Clarity Act: Banks won't bow to Coinbase lobbying On May 29, 2026, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed dissatisfaction with the Clarity Act during an interview on Fox Business. He believes the act allows crypto platforms to effectively pay interest on deposits and stablecoins while doing nothing for AML and BSA, leaving it with almost no legal protections. Dimon stated that the banking industry will not accept this approach, warning that such a system would eventually blow up. He stated that the banking industry will fight the bill to the end and firmly refuse to bow down to Coinbase and its CEO, who are actively pushing the bill, claiming that they are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on lobbying in Washington, and considering their claim of representing the entire industry to be full of shit.

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$ARMSTRONG DIDN’T BACK DOWN -- HE DOUBLED DOWN On Bloomberg at Davos, Brian Armstrong explained why Coinbase pulled support for the Senate market structure bill. His issue was simple: the draft tilted too far toward banks. Bank lobbying groups were trying to limit stablecoin rewards, block tokenized equities, and lock in advantages for TradFi. Armstrong called that un-American and said he wasn’t going to sign off on a bill that bans competition. The key tension: 🏦 Banks pay ~14 bps on savings 🏦 Stablecoins can pay 3-4% 🏦 Banks are worried about deposit flight -- not consumer protection Armstrong also made an important distinction people gloss over: Coinbase isn’t doing fractional reserve lending. Stablecoins are 100% reserved. Different risk & different rules. He said the White House still wants a deal. Senators want a deal. Even bank CEOs privately see the opportunity. This wasn’t Coinbase blowing things up, it's about refusing to accept a bad draft and forcing another round. That’s how negotiations actually work.$

ARMSTRONG DIDN’T BACK DOWN -- HE DOUBLED DOWN On Bloomberg at Davos, Brian Armstrong explained why Coinbase pulled support for the Senate market structure bill. His issue was simple: the draft tilted too far toward banks. Bank lobbying groups were trying to limit stablecoin rewards, block tokenized equities, and lock in advantages for TradFi. Armstrong called that un-American and said he wasn’t going to sign off on a bill that bans competition. The key tension: 🏦 Banks pay ~14 bps on savings 🏦 Stablecoins can pay 3-4% 🏦 Banks are worried about deposit flight -- not consumer protection Armstrong also made an important distinction people gloss over: Coinbase isn’t doing fractional reserve lending. Stablecoins are 100% reserved. Different risk & different rules. He said the White House still wants a deal. Senators want a deal. Even bank CEOs privately see the opportunity. This wasn’t Coinbase blowing things up, it's about refusing to accept a bad draft and forcing another round. That’s how negotiations actually work.

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President Trump Confirms He Hopes To Sign The Clarity Act (crypto regulation) very soon. Will Clarity Get Passed In 2026? Coinbase's CEO Brian Armstrong came out recently against the bill trying to stop it. He wants Coinbase to be able to do what banks do, but without all of the banking regulations. I am sort of torn on this issue. Banks are regulated for a reason, having bank failures is usually a disaster for the economy. While more competition is good, financial companies holding deposits and taking too much risk is not acceptable.

President Trump Confirms He Hopes To Sign The Clarity Act (crypto regulation) very soon. Will Clarity Get Passed In 2026? Coinbase's CEO Brian Armstrong came out recently against the bill trying to stop it. He wants Coinbase to be able to do what banks do, but without all of the banking regulations. I am sort of torn on this issue. Banks are regulated for a reason, having bank failures is usually a disaster for the economy. While more competition is good, financial companies holding deposits and taking too much risk is not acceptable.

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🚨JUST IN: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says crypto wins no matter how the CLARITY Act vote turns out. “If it passes, we get legislation,” “If it doesn’t pass, the SEC and CFTC are ready to issue rules.” Armstrong said the Sept. 15 Senate vote will bring regulatory clarity regardless of the outcome while speaking on CNBC early Thursday morning. He added that the bill is “ready to get a YES vote,” saying the senators he has spoken with are on board. Armstrong said the main issue still standing in the way is ethics rules for government officials holding digital assets.

🚨JUST IN: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says crypto wins no matter how the CLARITY Act vote turns out. “If it passes, we get legislation,” “If it doesn’t pass, the SEC and CFTC are ready to issue rules.” Armstrong said the Sept. 15 Senate vote will bring regulatory clarity regardless of the outcome while speaking on CNBC early Thursday morning. He added that the bill is “ready to get a YES vote,” saying the senators he has spoken with are on board. Armstrong said the main issue still standing in the way is ethics rules for government officials holding digital assets.

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COINBASE'S CEO ADMITTED THE BANKS WON THE CLARITY ACT FIGHT. Armstrong, on the compromise text: banks "got really a lot of what they asked for." Top of the list: a ban on yield paid on idle stablecoins. Cost to Coinbase: $1.35B a year. He's backing a bill that bills his own company. That's how you know he wants it passed.

COINBASE'S CEO ADMITTED THE BANKS WON THE CLARITY ACT FIGHT. Armstrong, on the compromise text: banks "got really a lot of what they asked for." Top of the list: a ban on yield paid on idle stablecoins. Cost to Coinbase: $1.35B a year. He's backing a bill that bills his own company. That's how you know he wants it passed.

Merlijn The Trader

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Treasury gets an 18-month window to pull the circuit breaker if stablecoins hurt community banks "That's the one that killed this bill effectively in December when Brian Armstrong came out and said, no bill is better than a bad bill." "Here's where we're at with Stablecoins, pretty much a similar place. Crypto platforms cannot pay passive yield simply for holding them. It has to be something active tied to transactions, liquidity, staking, etc." "But here is the big innovation that's a head-scratcher. Treasury receives a circuit breaker if transfers into Stablecoins substantially damage deposits at community banks with less than 10 billion in assets." "The proposal gives Treasury a one-time window during the first 18 months after enactment to determine whether Stablecoin rewards are causing substantial deposit losses at community banks, which are those with less than 10 billion in assets."

Treasury gets an 18-month window to pull the circuit breaker if stablecoins hurt community banks "That's the one that killed this bill effectively in December when Brian Armstrong came out and said, no bill is better than a bad bill." "Here's where we're at with Stablecoins, pretty much a similar place. Crypto platforms cannot pay passive yield simply for holding them. It has to be something active tied to transactions, liquidity, staking, etc." "But here is the big innovation that's a head-scratcher. Treasury receives a circuit breaker if transfers into Stablecoins substantially damage deposits at community banks with less than 10 billion in assets." "The proposal gives Treasury a one-time window during the first 18 months after enactment to determine whether Stablecoin rewards are causing substantial deposit losses at community banks, which are those with less than 10 billion in assets."

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The Clarity Act is ready for a full Senate floor vote. The bill represents a true bipartisan compromise with thousands of hours of work on both sides, and it couldn't come at a better time. The status quo in the U.S. isn't working. There's no federal framework, so bad actors like FTX can harm U.S. customers and much of the industry has gone offshore totally outside U.S. purview. This bill fixes that with strong consumer protections, real tools for law enforcement, and a path for America to lead in this industry. Crypto can't be uninvented at this point, so whether you love crypto or hate crypto, you should want clear federal laws. And it's also simply good politics: 70% of American voters say the U.S. should have already passed comprehensive crypto legislation. Let's finish this! Special thanks to the Stand With Crypto🛡️ members who sent 950k contacts to their representatives in congress. Keep it up.

The Clarity Act is ready for a full Senate floor vote. The bill represents a true bipartisan compromise with thousands of hours of work on both sides, and it couldn't come at a better time. The status quo in the U.S. isn't working. There's no federal framework, so bad actors like FTX can harm U.S. customers and much of the industry has gone offshore totally outside U.S. purview. This bill fixes that with strong consumer protections, real tools for law enforcement, and a path for America to lead in this industry. Crypto can't be uninvented at this point, so whether you love crypto or hate crypto, you should want clear federal laws. And it's also simply good politics: 70% of American voters say the U.S. should have already passed comprehensive crypto legislation. Let's finish this! Special thanks to the Stand With Crypto🛡️ members who sent 950k contacts to their representatives in congress. Keep it up.

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🚨BREAKING: GIANT BANK Barclays' CEO Says BANKS MUST MOVE INTO CRYPTO & STABLECOINS — “Crypto, stablecoin are all important platforms” 😳🔥 During an interview on FOX Business, Barclays Bank CEO C.S. Venkatakrishnan REVEALED that MAJOR banks cannot afford to ignore where finance is heading next. 👀 “Crypto, stablecoin are ALL important platforms.” 🚀 Venkat said banks HAVE to MAKE the same kind of technology investments that fintech firms have made if they want to stay RELEVANT and serve customers better. “Banks have to get the same kind of investments in technology.” 🤯 According to Barclays Bank’ CEO, digital banking is expanding further into digital assets, INCLUDING CRYPTO and STABLECOINS. 😳 “It’s important both for banks and for the fintech companies to work together in a proper regulated way.” 🇬🇧 BANKS ARE GOING MAINSTREAM ON CRYPTO SOON🚀

🚨BREAKING: GIANT BANK Barclays' CEO Says BANKS MUST MOVE INTO CRYPTO & STABLECOINS — “Crypto, stablecoin are all important platforms” 😳🔥 During an interview on FOX Business, Barclays Bank CEO C.S. Venkatakrishnan REVEALED that MAJOR banks cannot afford to ignore where finance is heading next. 👀 “Crypto, stablecoin are ALL important platforms.” 🚀 Venkat said banks HAVE to MAKE the same kind of technology investments that fintech firms have made if they want to stay RELEVANT and serve customers better. “Banks have to get the same kind of investments in technology.” 🤯 According to Barclays Bank’ CEO, digital banking is expanding further into digital assets, INCLUDING CRYPTO and STABLECOINS. 😳 “It’s important both for banks and for the fintech companies to work together in a proper regulated way.” 🇬🇧 BANKS ARE GOING MAINSTREAM ON CRYPTO SOON🚀

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THIS IS WHY THE BILL IS REALLY STUCK Mike Novogratz was pretty blunt about what’s slowing the crypto market structure bill. He says both parties want a bill. That part isn’t the problem. The real friction is BANKS -- especially around stablecoins. Right now, big banks pay savers basically nothing (~1–11 bps) while earning 3.5–4% parking deposits at the Fed. Stablecoins threaten that spread. If consumers can earn yield elsewhere, deposits move -- and banks make less. That’s why this is such a lobbying fight. Let stablecoins compete, and banks either lose deposits or have to pay consumers more. That’s the trade-off lawmakers are wrestling with. So yes, this is about SEC vs CFTC. But underneath, it’s about who gets to keep the economics of your money. That’s why this bill is harder than it looks. 👀

THIS IS WHY THE BILL IS REALLY STUCK Mike Novogratz was pretty blunt about what’s slowing the crypto market structure bill. He says both parties want a bill. That part isn’t the problem. The real friction is BANKS -- especially around stablecoins. Right now, big banks pay savers basically nothing (~1–11 bps) while earning 3.5–4% parking deposits at the Fed. Stablecoins threaten that spread. If consumers can earn yield elsewhere, deposits move -- and banks make less. That’s why this is such a lobbying fight. Let stablecoins compete, and banks either lose deposits or have to pay consumers more. That’s the trade-off lawmakers are wrestling with. So yes, this is about SEC vs CFTC. But underneath, it’s about who gets to keep the economics of your money. That’s why this bill is harder than it looks. 👀

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🔥BRIAN ARMSTRONG: "IF WE CAPITULATED IT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE END OF CRYPTO IN THE US" The Coinbase CEO says he started as an engineer with "no interest in government" and assumed following the law was enough until his board told him "you might want to start going to DC." When the SEC under Gary Gensler came after Coinbase, most people told him suing his own regulator was "a bad idea" but Armstrong says they had no choice because "it's existential." "We took a stand, sued them, and we did eventually win."

🔥BRIAN ARMSTRONG: "IF WE CAPITULATED IT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE END OF CRYPTO IN THE US" The Coinbase CEO says he started as an engineer with "no interest in government" and assumed following the law was enough until his board told him "you might want to start going to DC." When the SEC under Gary Gensler came after Coinbase, most people told him suing his own regulator was "a bad idea" but Armstrong says they had no choice because "it's existential." "We took a stand, sued them, and we did eventually win."

Coin Bureau

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BREAKING: Jamie Dimon just declared war on the CLARITY Act. "We will fight it. If we lose, we lose. But it will be fought." On Brian Armstrong: "Nobody is going to bow down to him." The CEO of America's largest bank. Publicly fighting the most important crypto bill in history. This is not lobbying behind closed doors. This is open warfare. Senator Lummis responded directly: "He is absolutely wrong. He either hasn't read the bill. Or he wants to mislead people." The banks know what this bill means for their deposits. The CLARITY Act is moving forward regardless.

BREAKING: Jamie Dimon just declared war on the CLARITY Act. "We will fight it. If we lose, we lose. But it will be fought." On Brian Armstrong: "Nobody is going to bow down to him." The CEO of America's largest bank. Publicly fighting the most important crypto bill in history. This is not lobbying behind closed doors. This is open warfare. Senator Lummis responded directly: "He is absolutely wrong. He either hasn't read the bill. Or he wants to mislead people." The banks know what this bill means for their deposits. The CLARITY Act is moving forward regardless.

Crypto Tice

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The banks lobbying against the Clarity Act need it more than the crypto industry does "Strangely, even though the banks seem to be the ones opposing the Clarity Act, they need it way more than anyone who's been in crypto. Coinbase is offering yield, Genius effectively allowed them to do that, because they're not the issuer. You've been providing all these services for over a decade." "Right now it's a lot harder for BNY Mellon and JPMorgan and State Street to participate without the Clarity Act but they're the ones who seem to be lobbying against it, on these smaller issues they have with it."

The banks lobbying against the Clarity Act need it more than the crypto industry does "Strangely, even though the banks seem to be the ones opposing the Clarity Act, they need it way more than anyone who's been in crypto. Coinbase is offering yield, Genius effectively allowed them to do that, because they're not the issuer. You've been providing all these services for over a decade." "Right now it's a lot harder for BNY Mellon and JPMorgan and State Street to participate without the Clarity Act but they're the ones who seem to be lobbying against it, on these smaller issues they have with it."

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"The ultimate vision for crypto has always been economic freedom." - Brian Armstrong, co-founder of Coinbase 🛡️ "The mission of Coinbase is to increase economic freedom in the world. It enables people to live a freer life and not have things taken away from them." "If people are rewarded with the upside of their labor, they are going to try more ambitious things." "We are trying to push on this through getting legislation passed and building better products." "Ultimately, I think crypto is going to update the entire financial system globally. The majority of all payments will run on crypto rails."

"The ultimate vision for crypto has always been economic freedom." - Brian Armstrong, co-founder of Coinbase 🛡️ "The mission of Coinbase is to increase economic freedom in the world. It enables people to live a freer life and not have things taken away from them." "If people are rewarded with the upside of their labor, they are going to try more ambitious things." "We are trying to push on this through getting legislation passed and building better products." "Ultimately, I think crypto is going to update the entire financial system globally. The majority of all payments will run on crypto rails."

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