Brian Armstrong’s security costs 28 times more than Michael Saylor’s
Crypto investors and executives are vulnerable to physical attacks, leading to firms paying big for their personal security.
Crypto investors and executives are vulnerable to physical attacks, leading to firms paying big for their personal security.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong sold $541M in COIN by the first week of January. Then his company proceeded to lose $394M within three months.
Armstrong’s claim that AI code should be “reviewed and understood” didn’t allay fears that Coinbase is being held together by “vibe-coding.”
Since 2020, Coinbase has spent over $20M on Brian Armstrong’s personal security, which called a bomb squad over a bottle of tequila.
While bragging about the growth of Coinbase, Brian Armstrong probably doxxed the location of Michael Saylor’s BTC.