In Coinbase’s ‘America Loves Crypto’ marketing campaign, the exchange claims that 52 million Americans, or 20 percent of the country’s population, own crypto. However, the Federal Reserve puts the figure at around 10%. So which (if any) is true?
Over recent months, Binance, Coinbase and the U.S. regulators have been exchanging caustic statements via court filings, mainly repeating the same old song about authority limits and alleged legal violations.
Over recent months, Binance, Coinbase and the U.S. regulators have been exchanging caustic statements via court filings, mainly repeating the same old song about authority limits and alleged legal violations.
In Coinbase’s ‘America Loves Crypto’ marketing campaign, the exchange claims that 52 million Americans, or 20 percent of the country’s population, own crypto. However, the Federal Reserve puts the figure at around 10%. So which (if any) is true?
The Coinbase CEO called for blockchain builders to bid for the company's venture capital funds, and even proposed 11 promising ideas to give them a head start. The ideas, ranging from a new stablecoin type to a 'Web3 LinkedIn', will likely be curated for Coinbase's new L2 blockchain Base.
Coinbase is increasing its support for USDC with an investment in Circle, which will take full control over the second largest stablecoin issuance and governance.
Digital collectibles' continuing market shift towards ‘low-barrier NFTs’ accentuates as Coca-Cola launches phase two of its 'Masterpiece collection' on Base, Coinbase’s new L2 solution.
Coinbase has moved to have the SEC lawsuit against it dismissed, arguing simply that it does not trade securities. But as it launches its own Ethereum L2 network, we are getting mixed messages over crypto’s worth and whether or not the SEC asked it to delist all tokens but bitcoin.
