Brian Armstrong

Brian Armstrong, the visionary CEO and co-founder of Coinbase, has been a driving force in the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. Under his leadership, Coinbase has grown into a leading cryptocurrency exchange and played a critical role in the mainstream adoption of digital assets. In an industry characterized by rapid change and continuous news, staying informed is essential. To keep up-to-date with the latest insights from Brian Armstrong and other key figures in the world of cryptocurrencies, follow Blockworks for comprehensive coverage, expert analysis, and the most current information on the ever-evolving landscape of blockchain and digital assets.
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Brian Armstrong called out the hire of Gurbir Grewal, who had been the SEC’s enforcement division director since 2021

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Plus, NFT trading volumes are seeing all-time lows

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Brian Armstrong isn’t done selling Coinbase stock just yet

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Analysts are set to listen for executive guidance on the implications of spot bitcoin ETFs on the business during the company’s earnings call Thursday

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Funds tied to Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam have made the most of the COIN rollercoaster

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Can an ERC-20 token fix science? Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong hopes so

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Comments come as Binance is set to pay and forfeit $4.3 billion to US regulators, while Changpeng Zhao agrees to step down

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Brian Armstrong candidly highlighted flaws in the exchange’s app, admitting that even the biggest names in the industry have UX challenges to conquer

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Despite not wanting employees to engage in politics, Coinbase believes that crypto is “inherently political”

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Brian Armstrong said he’s diversifying his Coinbase stake to fund other endeavors, like life extension and science crowdfunding

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong was in agreement with SEC Chair Gary Gensler on the importance of disclosures

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the SEC suit is “very different from others out there”

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$6.3 million of CEO Brian Armstrong’s $7.4 million in compensation went to personal security costs

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Coinbase co-founder Ehrsam, through Paradigm, buys COIN stock for the first time in about a year, while CEO Armstrong has been selling

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The crypto exchange’s adjusted EBITDA returned to a positive number in the first quarter, totaling $284 million

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Because Coinbase went public through a direct listing rather than a traditional public offering, the board and executives did not impose trading restrictions, the lawsuit alleges

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Coinbase executives this week said the courts could be the best path to clarity for an industry looking for answers

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has pledged to sell 2% of his company stake to fund life extension startup NewLimit and other ventures

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Brian Armstrong was once on track for a quick and speedy payday worth billions after Coinbase went public — but not anymore

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Coinbase is axing more staff and reducing costs to navigate the ongoing crypto bear market, which looks soon to be the longest on record

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A few major plays from prominent crypto bigwigs have pushed the total value of insider stock buys this year far beyond sales

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Elizabeth Warren says the SEC needs to be more aggressive in policing crypto markets, but ambiguous rules has pushed most trade offshore

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Transaction revenue was down 44% quarter over quarter

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Analysts give the exchange a moderate buy rating with a price target of $149 per share, more than double its current value

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