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Coinbase CEO Says He’ll Fight the SEC for the Crypto Industry | WSJ



Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is entering a battle with regulators after the SEC sued his company Tuesday. The SEC alleges Coinbase broke the rules by listing crypto tokens subject to securities laws.

He sat down with The Wall Street Journal to discuss the situation, saying he hopes the lawsuit will bring more clarity to the industry.

0:00 Armstrong on if Coinbase is breaking the law
1:31 How Armstrong defines a security
2:39 Are all of Coinbase’s listings crypto commodities?
3:41 Did Coinbase rush its analysis for new crypto listings?
4:34 Armstrong’s relationship with the SEC chairman
5:03 Armstrong’s dream regulatory structure for crypto

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  1. Information for you – today, 06/08/2023, Zelensky's counteroffensive failed. The United States, Great Britain came up with a counteroffensive plan. Initially, launch attacks in Bakhmut and the Belgorod region (Russian Federation) and blow up the dam of the Kakhovka HPP to divert attention, and then launch a full-scale attack in the Zaporozhye direction, Melitopol and Mariupol using armored vehicles transferred from the USA and Europe. But at the moment, 70% of the armored vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have been destroyed, there is already a video of the destroyed Leopards made in Germany. The infantry, those who survived, retreated to their original lines. The question is – and it was worth it to let so many people die and create an ecological disaster that happened after the dam on the Kakhovka reservoir was blown up. I understand that you don't care and your politicians and military corporations enrich themselves on the blood of people, but maybe that's enough???!!

  2. Crypto is a clear cut security, there should be no misinterpretation. It is used only for speculation and criminal schemes. I had it as payment method in my store, in 3 years NOBODY EVER used it as payment. Crypto has no utility around it besides illegal criminal schemes

  3. Everything but Bitcoin is an unregistered security. Brian is untruthful to say otherwise. Most coins are pump and dump schemes backed by VCs at the expense of retail investors. Eth is not a commodity. There was a 70% premine and it is controlled by the whales via POS (think Lubin and Vitalik)

  4. WSJ interviewer seems to have an agenda. Doesn't want to hear the answers to his own questions. Poor reporting/interviewing by the WSJ. Brian Armstrong was composed and factual/common sense in his answers.

  5. there is zero doubt that he and his other exchange buddies have been selling unregistered securities. they cant make enough money on btc alone. their only source of meaningful income is altcoins and most of these altcoins, in fact all of them, are securities. if there was an active lawsuit between SEC and XRP he should have stopped and thought was it ok for him to list all these altcoins essentially similar to XRP. he broke the law. he can get support of all CRYPTO BROS but that does not change the reality

  6. I use coinbase everyday. They don't just do stocks. My weekly paycheck gets d.deposited every week to coinbase. I use it how I want. Buy some stocks, make a few honest dollars. Cash out. Pay some monthly bills. No harm done. I think Brian Armstrong should let me speak for the people of coinbase.

  7. Eu have the Mica laws, UAe has crypto laws, Even China through Hong Kong now trades crypto but US- decides to kick out crypto(which can be a used as a means of exchange) to countries already looking to de-dollarise. Don't be the architect of your own downfall, US.

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