Coinbase CEO admits content coins were a mistake
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong admitted that the firm "messed up" with content coins and its crypto social media app Zora before its AI pivot.
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong admitted that the firm "messed up" with content coins and its crypto social media app Zora before its AI pivot.
Read more (3 min) →As the Base chain froze on Thursday, a fake Coinbase firing post pulled 180,000 views before a Community Note exposed it as a recycled meme.
Base leaves Optimism, DeFi projects shut down, plus Discord spyware, and AI meets DeFi
Coinbase Head of Protocol Jesse Pollak claimed Base will never “support the chart behind the scenes” in response to calls for more support.
The competition between Base and Solana passed a tipping point this week after Base announced its intention to launch a proprietary token.
Of the last 50 tokens launched by Jesse Pollack on Base, 40% have seen their market cap fall by at least 90%, and only three have increased.
“Unsafe head delay” has been blamed for the Coinbase Base downtime, according to its status page. Four components had a major outage today.
Ethereum layer 2s are battling for dominance of a market they believe could be worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
Coinbase-supported Instagram copycat Zora announced an airdrop with zero governance rights after its controversial pivot from NFTs.
Coinbase is adamant that Base didn’t launch a token or memecoin, while according to its creator, BASEISFOREVERYONE is a "content coin."