CEO Coinbase shares new perspective on the White House's stance on cryptocurrencies

MetaverseLandlord · 2026-01-26T05:14:27+00:00

CEO Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, refuted claims about the White House's cryptocurrency policy, emphasizing its collaborative stance. He highlighted ongoing discussions aimed at building a legal framework for the industry and exploring partnerships with community banks.

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2026-01-26 05:14:27

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Recently, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong publicly dismissed rumors circulating on social media regarding the White House’s cryptocurrency policy. Reports suggesting that the government might withdraw support for the proposed cryptocurrency market structure bill are not accurate. Armstrong emphasized that the White House’s overall stance on this issue is highly positive and constructive.

The White House Maintains a Cooperative Attitude Toward the Cryptocurrency Industry

In his response, Armstrong revealed that the White House actually still wants Coinbase to participate in strategic dialogues with banking partners. This demonstrates the government’s commitment to building a comprehensive legal framework for the cryptocurrency industry. Coinbase’s CEO believes that these discussions are ongoing and will lead to significant developments in the near future.

Coinbase and the Community Bank Collaboration Strategy

Coinbase is currently exploring various cooperation options with financial organizations, especially focusing on community banks that are of interest in the current legislation. The company is exploring ways to distribute profits that benefit the sustainable growth of these partners. Armstrong stated that additional updates will be announced as negotiations reach specific results, indicating that Coinbase remains positive in policy dialogues with the White House.

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