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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90% of Jesse Pollak’s Base tokens are down bad
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.
What’s the deal with Zora, Base, and content coins?
Coinbase is adamant that Base didn’t launch a token or memecoin, while according to its creator, BASEISFOREVERYONE is a “content coin.”
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