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 New Hampshire Council Rejects $100 Million Bitcoin-Backed Bond The New Hampshire Executive Council rejected a... PayPal’s PYUSD Goes Native on Polygon, Joins Open Money Stack Paxos, the OCC-regulated issuer of PYUSD, said the stablecoin... Cipher, TeraWulf among AI infrastructure stocks trading below contract value, Compass Point argues Using that approach, the firm said Applied Digital (APLD),... Fed May Buy Equity ETFs To Support US Stocks, Analyst Says Crypto markets could benefit from increased liquidity if the... EDX Markets Closes $76M Series C Led by SBI Holdings EDX Markets, an institutional-only crypto trading venue with its... PayPal’s Latest PYUSD Move Shows the Stablecoin Market Is Splitting in Two PayPal’s PYUSD is launches natively on Polygon through Paxos.... 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
