Coinbase boss Brian Armstrong sorry for leaving retail users high and dry
Armstrong admitted that, while Coinbase’s Prime and Custody customers had “strong legal protections in their terms of service,” retail customers didn’t.
Coinbase chief ‘sorry’ for ominous email demanding bank statements
Coinbase chief Brian Armstrong apologized to Gavin Andresen after the former Bitcoin dev complained about demands for bank statements.
Coinbase billionaire goes full tech bro, co-founds life extension startup
Peter Thiel has blood boys, Balaji Srinivasan seeks immortality, and now Coinbase billionaire Brian Armstrong wants to reprogram cells.
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What’s up with TrueUSD and the rest of TrustToken’s stablecoins?—by Protos Staff
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Blame the Fed: David Sacks and the VC who cried bank-run—by Protos Staff
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Alameda co-chief Caroline Ellison got 75% less in bonuses than male counterpart—by Protos Staff
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How Raoul Pal’s Real Vision left its audience in the dark—by Protos Staff
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HiveEx, Genesis Block, and SBF’s trading desk network—by Protos Staff
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‘Bitcoin Willy Wonka’ Max Keiser now works for El Salvador gov’t—by Protos Staff
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Winklevii band Mars Junction on hiatus as Gemini bank loss rumors swirl—by Protos Staff
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Gambling with Tether: Ultimate Bet, USDT perps, Tron bets, and the $1 peg—by Protos Staff
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Ordinals enable first-ever Bitcoin sovereign rollup—by Protos Staff