Markets Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says company opposed crypto bill to protect consumers By info@uweb3.io January 15, 2026 Share This Post FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Armstrong told CNBC that his firm pulled support for a sweeping digital assets bill after finding provisions that could have harmed consumers and stifled competition. TagsArmstrongBillBrianCEOCoinbasecompanyconsumersCryptoopposedProtect Related Posts Bitcoin gets its first working prototype of quantum-resistant wallet rescue tool A top Bitcoin developer says he's built something the... Bitcoin under $71,000, ETH, SOL, XRP drop as Iran ceasefire frays within 48 hours of being signed Bitcoin traded at $70,981 on Thursday, down 0.5% over... Securitize Partners with Currenc Group to Tokenize Shares on Ethereum and Solana: Securitize Tokenization firm Securitize has partnered with Nasdaq-listed Currenc Group... From Gen Z to Retirees: Digital Wallets Set to Unlock £453bn in UK Spend by 2030 Worldpay, now operating as Global Payments, has unveiled its... Researchers Propose New Way to Manage Financial Risk When AI Agents Fumble Trades In brief A newly proposed “Agentic Risk Standard” separates AI... Biconomy, Ethereum Foundation Unveil Execution Standard for AI Agents On-chain AI agents are increasingly capable of reasoning through... Previous articleDTCC aiming to make all 1.4 million securities in its custody digitally eligibleNext articleTop Crypto Coins 2026: XRP Counts on Legal Wins, ADA Drops 60%, and Zero Knowledge Proof Creates a 1000x Framework
