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My basic mental model on crime and crypto is simple: relentlessly pursue the criminals as long and hard as it takes. That’s it. A recent example: our team helped federal agents in seizing $225 million in stolen crypto. 1/2
It's encouraging that @BankingGOP isn't wasting time tackling market structure. Thank you @SenLummis, @SenatorTimScott, @SenatorHagerty and @SenThomTillis for releasing a Principles Package this morning. @Coinbase’s @RVanGrack will testify on why market structure is part and parcel to effective crypto regulation. 1/2
Today at @Coinbase was another example— most of my job is to hire great people and just let them be great. That’s it.
We just booked another successful @coinbase annual stockholder meeting , with all matters approved. Thanks to all our shareholders who joined and participated. Transparency and accountability are core to what we do, and we're grateful for the opportunity this yearly meeting provides to engage directly with our shareholders.
We just booked another successful @coinbase annual stockholder meeting, with all matters approved. Thanks to all our shareholders who joined and participated. Transparency and accountability are core to what we do, and we're grateful for the opportunity this yearly meeting provides to engage directly with our shareholders.
I honestly don't get the chicken little concerns about AMZN or WMT or anyone else issuing a stablecoin post-GENIUS. Once it hit a 10B market cap it would throw them under the jurisdiction of the OCC. Don't these critics dream of greater federal oversight over these "giants"?
Exciting? Yes. Important? Absolutely. But breaking news? Not exactly. We've been saying since earlier this year that @SECGov should enable markets to unlock tokenized securities. Tokenized debt, equity, and investment funds present an opportunity for tailored regulation for securities that are offered and traded via digitally native methods.
Today we are going to see the United States Senate pass major crypto legislation with bipartisan support. A year ago I would’ve thought this at best was a fever dream. Think for a moment on how far we’ve come.
The root of so much government mischief lies in a third-party doctrine developed in the technology stone ages. @coinbase will always support legitimate law enforcement, but SCOTUS needs to end dragnet searches of digital customer data. @KannonShanmugam as always makes the compelling argument.
Down goes 3b16, qualified custodian, and all the other unfinished Gensler rule proposals. @secgov just issued final notices rescinding them all.
And there it is. BiTGlobal just dismissed – with prejudice– its contrived lawsuit over our decision to delist wBTC. This important win affirms our clear right to manage security and risk for @coinbase users. 1/3
NJ is one of the few remaining states still enforcing harmful cease-and-desist orders on Coinbase staking, costing residents dearly in missed staking rewards. @bigsean is joining @standwithcrypto for another event tonight to highlight that this kind of threat to consumer choice and regulatory clarity is on the ballot in next week’s primary.
The pragmatists at yesterday’s House Ag committee hearing on market structure legislation confirmed what is frankly obvious. As @AngieCraigMN put it— clear rules of the road protect American consumers of digital assets and businesses dealing with them.
If most critics of crypto and illicit actors were serious, they'd focus similar attention on cash. As this latest example shows, when it comes to illicit activity, cash is in fact king. 1/3
Congrats to @DavidFBailey for an amazing @TheBitcoinConf 2025. A huge thank you to Crypto Czar @davidsacks47 for talking with me about the administration’s work to make America the global leader in crypto, and also to @SenLummis for joining me on stage to chat about the bipartisan momentum for crypto legislation in DC. 1/2
Under the mattress/lockbox. Interest-bearing stablecoins. Fractional reserve banking. Each makes a trade between risk and reward. Each has its place in our financial system.
Votes by Congress are much like verdicts by juries. A few hecklers at the extremes may threaten to derail things, but the common sense of the majority usually prevails. We are going to see common sense prevail this week on stablecoins.
Blockchain evidence spoke when victims couldn't. @Coinbase traced stolen crypto from a Birmingham dating‑app robbery ring, helping land 80‑year sentences and proving transparency protects. Here’s the incredible story:
Today @coinbase is launching sharing all the docs we've received in our ongoing FOIA campaigns with various government regulators – including 10,000+ pages of previously unpublished docs. Government transparency shouldn’t be a privilege. Among the early finds are: 1/3
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