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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... show more

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. Brian Armstrong isn’t fighting to make America the crypto capital of the world; he’s blocking it. 🇨🇳 Ethgate 2.0 is starting to look very real. Let’s not rewrite history: Coinbase DELISTED XRP instead of standing up for American innovation when it mattered most. No fight. No backbone. Now the same guy wants to lecture everyone about “level playing fields” while lobbying for a system that protects centralized exchanges, not decentralization, not builders, not the people. This was never crypto vs banks. It’s Coinbase first, crypto second, and America pays the price.

. Brian Armstrong isn’t fighting to make America the crypto capital of the world; he’s blocking it. 🇨🇳 Ethgate 2.0 is starting to look very real. Let’s not rewrite history: Coinbase DELISTED XRP instead of standing up for American innovation when it mattered most. No fight. No backbone. Now the same guy wants to lecture everyone about “level playing fields” while lobbying for a system that protects centralized exchanges, not decentralization, not builders, not the people. This was never crypto vs banks. It’s Coinbase first, crypto second, and America pays the price.

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"So congratulations, banks. You've now allowed me to go on Coinbase and earn the yield that you so feared" "The banking lobby said there's going to be a deposit flight because crypto exchanges are able to offer yield. Guess what? The Genius Act, which already passed, guaranteed that Coinbase and exchanges can offer yield." "And the Clarity Act, which the banks opposed, was the thing that was going to fix that loophole and prevent the crypto industry from offering yield. And Coinbase reluctantly agreed to that." "The hypocrisy, the insanity, the stupidity of this is never ending." "I'll take the silver lining now as the opportunity to say we don't have to talk about the Clarity Act anymore. We can talk about the CFTC and the SEC moving forward with pro-crypto regulation, which will happen." "This is just a reminder for all the Bitcoiners out there, like myself, at the very beginning, who are here because we wanted to rage against the machine. Now you can opt out of the stupidity of government once again by simply buying Bitcoin."

"So congratulations, banks. You've now allowed me to go on Coinbase and earn the yield that you so feared" "The banking lobby said there's going to be a deposit flight because crypto exchanges are able to offer yield. Guess what? The Genius Act, which already passed, guaranteed that Coinbase and exchanges can offer yield." "And the Clarity Act, which the banks opposed, was the thing that was going to fix that loophole and prevent the crypto industry from offering yield. And Coinbase reluctantly agreed to that." "The hypocrisy, the insanity, the stupidity of this is never ending." "I'll take the silver lining now as the opportunity to say we don't have to talk about the Clarity Act anymore. We can talk about the CFTC and the SEC moving forward with pro-crypto regulation, which will happen." "This is just a reminder for all the Bitcoiners out there, like myself, at the very beginning, who are here because we wanted to rage against the machine. Now you can opt out of the stupidity of government once again by simply buying Bitcoin."

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